Cutting lawns - why? - GardenBanter.co.uk

16-07-2013, 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by David.WE.Roberts

Just to note that despite the hot, dry weather and the forecast that this
may go on for a long time people are still cutting lawns to almost bare
earth for some reason.

If you want to play a first class cricket match on it, apparently it is necessary.

As for me, I look at the weather and say "no lawn-cutting this month".

My water butts are now nearly empty and I'm afraid I am now using the sprinkler on the vegetable patch.

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