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The right bagged garden mulch will give your gardens and landscaping just the right finish. Bags of mulch add a top layer to soil for an appealing look that also helps retain moisture, reduce water use and prevent weeds. During the growing season, mulch can help keep your soil warm and optimized for growth. In the winter, mulch can help delay
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A well-kept lawn can benefit greatly from the grass clippings being left on the lawn, instead of being bagged. This practice is often referred to as mulching. For the health of the lawn, and to get the best results from mulching, only the top third of the grass should be clipped off when mowing. This top part of the blade is mostly water and is
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The right bagged garden mulch will give your gardens and landscaping just the right finish. Bags of mulch add a top layer to soil for an appealing look that also helps retain moisture, reduce water use and prevent weeds. During the growing season, mulch can help keep your soil warm and optimized for growth. In the winter, mulch can help delay
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The best way is to try mowing a pass or two and mulching the leaves. Make sure that no more than 20 percent of the turf is covered by tree leaves after being mulched. The leaves have been mulched but there may be too much litter left on the surface. Mow more often to chop up the leaves or collect the remaining leaves that fall.
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The grass consumes these nutrients all over again and grows more. Then you cut it, mulch the clippings and return those nutrients and moisture back into the turf. Again, the grass consumes them and so the cycle continues. In fact, mulching grass clippings provides your lawn with 25% of its annual nitrogen requirement.
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Avoid a path breaking up the lawn. An electric mower (corded or rechargeable) will work very well in this small area. A gas mower would be overkill unless you have a large front lawn as well. Very sharp and do bag clippings on a tiny lawn like this, which you can fertilize slightly if needed but doesn't look like it does. Avoid clutter.
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You have the option to blow the leaves off your property, pick them up and bag them, or vacuumed. One other option is to have your leaves vacuumed and chopped up and turned into mulch. Aeration - lawn aeration costs in Graham usually cost $75 to $175 depending on the type of aeration and the size of your lawn. It's recommended to do it in the
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List:$89.75. Learn More. compare. (6 reviews) Product Summary. Keep your DR 22" Self-Propelled Mower running in top condition! Regular tune-ups will greatly extend the life of your machine and keep it running as efficiently as possible. Kit includes everything you need to keep your mower tuned.
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When you Should Bag. There are a few instances you should bag your grass clippings. If you notice any disease in any spot of your lawn, you should pick up the clippings to avoid spreading whatever may be harming your lawn. If you’re going to be cutting more than 1/3 of the blade, then you should bag it to avoid clumps.
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As for the question of whether to bag or mulch, it depends on your mowing habits. If you mow often, meaning 1-2 times per week, mulching is the best choice for your lawn. Mulching every time you mow is like giving your lawn a fertilizer bath (but you don’t have to pay for the fertilizer!). It will definitely improve the look of the lawn.
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I always mulch my grass but my lawn is in pristine condition, there are a number of factors you need to consider when deciding whether to bag your grass clippings or mulch them. Should you decide to mulch then I would suggest you invest in a mulching mower as they do an absolutely fantastic job and a good one will make your lawn look just as
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The "mulch is ok" crowd are largely a product of the recycle movement trying to reduce the amount of compostables heading for the landfill, which is fine as a goal but might lead others to think that one should or even must mulch.
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we have a Vride (not 2) with an advantage deck and we do have a grass flap with gator blades, it does for sure chew up the grass better than just side discharge but if it is thick or wet at all you will get clumps really bad if you keep the flap down all the time. i would HIGHLY recommend the grass flap as it is an amazing time saver for mowing past cars and other …
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How often to mow will depend on the type of grass in your lawn. Bluegrass, Bahiagrass, and St. Augustine grass grow best if mowed between 3 and 4 inches high. Bermudagrass has an optimal mow height between one-half inch and 1 1/2 inches. Zoysia grass can be mowed between 1 and 2 inches. As general rule, no more than one-third of the overall
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When to bag yard clippings. Mulching is great, but it's not a one-size-fits-all solution. You may decide to bag clippings for a variety of reasons. The most common is when the yard is several inches tall and clippings cover the lawn, …
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Some mowers only offer one of these abilities, while others have all three. Bagging is ideal if you don’t want grass clippings back on your lawn, while mulching can help to improve your lawn’s quality by returning nutrients to the soil. 1
How Much Does Mulch Cost? Economy mulch costs $15 to $30 per cubic yard or $2 to $6 per bag, while hardwood or colored mulch is $30 to $40 per yard or $3 to $8 per bag. Dyed mulch for a 160-square-foot flowerbed costs $75, and wood chips for a 500 sqft. landscape area runs $120 to $250 delivered.
Mulching the grass clippings saves time — especially if you have a large lawn. When you bag your clippings, you have to repeatedly stop and empty the bag, load the clippings and haul them to a compost pile or out to the curb.
A quality mulching mower works best to successfully mulch the lawn. The machine cuts the grass into small pieces and pushes the grass clippings down so they can decompose faster. To bag the grass clippings, you need a mower with a bag attachment.