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Old 24-08-2005, 08:43 PM
 
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Default mowed clippings cause damage to plants???

A while ago I opened up the catcher to the mower allowing the clippings
to freely fly and those clippings covered some of the small trees such
as blue spruce.

But I was wondering whether those clippings as they dry on the blue
spruce can damage the blue spruce. I wonder because clippings have
nitrogen in them and whether that nitrogen can sort of leave a "burn
mark" on the stems of the blue spruce and other plants coated from the
mower spray of clippings.

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