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06-11-2008, 05:05 AM
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Which is better for the lawn over the winter?
"Lawn Guy" wrote in message ... If you did a little research, you'd find that there is widespread agreement that mulching the clippings and leaving them is beneficial to the lawn. The clippings decay and provide nutrients. The nutient value of grass is so poor that nobody uses grass to make compost. Is that a fact? Maybe you'd like to educate my compost bin. It thinks otherwise. |
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