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Old 17-11-2003, 03:02 PM
Jane Ransom
 
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In article , Ron Clark
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I have in the past several times cut the lawn in Jan-Feb during a
heavy deep ground frost. Doesn't seem to hurt it


How come?
I know the grass under the washing line always suffers when we walk on
it in a frost. Imagine what would happen to your finger if it was frozen
solid and then hit with a hammer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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