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texasmk4
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July 14, 2008, 11:24:36 AM |
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do most of you guys leave the clipping on the grass when mowing or you guys pick it up??? does'nt it turn yellow after couple of days and make your lawn looks awful??
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paul wheaton
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July 15, 2008, 08:40:58 AM |
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If I can be included in "you guys" ....
I leave the clippings. Since I mow high, the clippings don't matt. Instead, there isn't all that much in the way of clippings. The clipping fall between the other blades of grass.
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wyocoyote
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July 25, 2008, 01:02:26 AM |
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Leave 'em, be lazy! It will help, not harm your lawn.
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Charley Hoke
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July 25, 2008, 06:51:27 AM |
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I do both, actually I don't have a lawn but a country yard. 
Most of the time I let my grass grow very tall, when I cut I collect the clippings for mulch for my garden or for fodder for my compost.
If you don't allow your grass to grow too tall and you cut on a regular basis it's best to leave the clippings, as long as they are not too thick and matting they will break down and provide valuable nutrients for your lawn.
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texasmk4
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August 11, 2008, 05:31:16 PM |
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so how can i leave the clipping on the grass??? don't put the bag in lawn mower??? or change the blade??
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