Repairing holes in siding on my house

Have you tried spackling? Don't forget the putty knife. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Red-Devil-8-oz-Pre-Mixed-Vinyl-Spackling-0532HD/202261762?cm_mmc=Shopping%7cTHD%7cG%7c0%7cG-BASE-PLA-AllProducts%7c&gclid=Cj0KCQjwx8fOBRD7ARIsAPVq-Nkfj9cwUaXj7F1liK79BqtVN_XpQ3JKFv5c2dBGbLAEvTkI9kWuelYaAicuEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CIvI5sKh09YCFcMMPwod-YAPrA

I would consult the condo management. They contract with the landscape maintenance people, so they should see that this problem is solved, and does not continue in the future.

Try using vinyl siding caulk. The gun and the tube will cost less than $10 and it's a matter of cutting off the end and then filling the holes with the caulk and using your finger (or the fingers of the grass cutters) to smooth the caulk. Use latex gloves for the caulk and there's little cleanup.

dang it, I don't know of much you can do about it, except make friends with those neighbors and ask them , sweetly, to be more careful when mowing their grass from now on.

I don't know if gorilla tape comes in colors yet, but that does not get affected by heat like regular duct tape does. I had a piece of an ice fall off the house roof and go through my black convertible top. I tried patching it with duct tape and it would only last a week or two, When I found gorilla tape, it stayed on for three years until I got rid of the car. Maybe it could be painted with Rustoleum or something so it is white.