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lynx wrote: TG'sFM wrote: lynx wrote: Jen wrote: "TG'sFM" wrote in message ps.com... "The grass clippings left behind by a mulching mower essentially function as a lawn fertilizer, as if you were applying compost to the lawn. Compost gets to very high temperatures, that's another reason compost/grass clippings should be composted first. As for fertilising, like someone else said, dead organic matter takes nutrients *out* of the soil until it's properly composted. We're not talking about compost or grass clippings tho. The mulch produced by mulching mowers is extremely fine. It doesn't need composting. Look who's backpedalling now. Not backpedalling at all dickhead. In any case, I'm only stating the consensus on the matter. I don't claim to be any sort of expert. It doesn't matter how fine it is, it is still bad for the lawn. Only says you. Provide some proof. Besides, if you cut 1 inch off your grass, the mulching mower will at best produce two (2) equal half inch pieces of grass. Really? Since when did mulching become an exact science? Have you even ever used a mulching mower? I know it's not an exact science. That's why I said "at best". In futurer, it'd be swell if you read what is typed, and not what you THINK is typed. And we won't even go off on a tangent about how the lawn will then require dethatching every few months if you do this - otherwise you are going to have to mow your "lawn" higher and higher each time. LOL! Never used a mulching mower have you. Of course I haven't. As I said earlier, they should be banned. Ask the next mowing contractor you see and he'll tell you why he doesn't use them either. |
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