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When can you go out and cut the grass?
On 27/02/2016 10:11, Dan S. MacAbre wrote:
Jeff Layman wrote: On 26/02/16 18:50, Dan S. MacAbre wrote: I'd go and do it tomorrow, if it was a sensible thing to do. Apart from the fact that my neighbours would think I'd gone mad. But when's the earliest you can do it without harming the grass. I don't want the first cut to be left until i's very too long, as I use a hand push mower, and if it's too long, I end up with quite a few stalks sticking up that just refuse to be cut. Did mine on Thursday afternoon. A bit higher cut than usual - 50mm. I've been waiting for weeks for it to be dry enough to cut. I won't even contemplate how much moss there is underneath all the grass... I've a big tub of ferrous sulphate, so I can stay pretty much moss-free. It does mean that the sparse patches are more noticeable, though. That's the nice thing about a hover, cut the grass whenever you like, wet or dry |
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