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To Bag- or not to bag?
Artemis said:
Eggs Zachtly wrote: There you are again, with the "clippings are thatch". Again, that's not what I said. I explained how they can *contribute* to thatch, in my reply Clippings do not contribute to thatch any more than snowfall contributes to a pile of dirt. Of course they do. Thatch is the layer of undecomposed and partially decomposed plant material, tightly interwoven with living tissue between the soil surface and the green vegetation. This is *including*, but not limited to, clippings. If lawns are mowed regularly, so that no more than 1/3 of the leaf height is removed each time, there's no need to bag. That was my only point. If you feel that's incorrect, that's totally on you, but you would be the one that was wrong. There are more factors to consider than just the desire to bag or not. Never fear, I'll waste no more of my time trying to convince you what contributes to thatch. You obviously don't understand, or can't comprehend it. -- Eggs Before they invented drawing boards, what did they go back to? |
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