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My technique for mowing is simple, it went under the deck, it got mowed mission accomplished. Now it's cocktail time.
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Same here, Sam. Except we drink water.
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Years ago in another house, I told my landscaper buddy I wanted the prettiest lawn in town. He told me to get my wallet out and he worked a couple times a week on the grass. Well, it got so bad I had to hire his crew to mow. I swear it grew 2 inches a day. But he taught me the art of laying out lines. Go one way right down the middle and come right back the other way. He explained that the grass actually lies over when you make a cut. The when you do the reverse, that's where the checkered look comes from. That year I did have the best looking yard in town, but it cost me a fortune. Now I do it all myself, but not so much fertilizer.
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And if you are one of those guys who blow your clippings in the road, kiss my ass! Nothing makes me madder.
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There's a guy down the road from my parents that does that, what makes it worse is that he only mows once a month and the clippings will be 3-4" deep on the road.
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Got to love the people who mow once a month need it or not. Take it down to the dirt then let it get 1 foot high and repeat the cycle. They can't spend 1/2 hour mowing each week, but can spend 3 hours one day fighting it.
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I live out in the country, my driveway, is the road, so my grass goes wherever I want it to.
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Seems as though the guys that do that though do let it get way too long to begin with.
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Then this doesn't apply to you Todd. I live in a gated community with nice homes all around. I will be selling mine soon, want to downsize, and I sure hope they don't do that when I'm selling. I already have to spend 2700.00 to put a new liner in the pool, but that's another long story. Even when I mow, I blow off the road in front of my house? But those people who do that don't blow but one thing.
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