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<blockquote data-quote="Orlaco" data-source="post: 129570650" data-attributes="member: 1101564"><p>Lawn care seems to be a challenge. Even people who do cut their grass regularly typically put their lawns in stressful conditions. Ever measure your grass after cutting? More than likely it's too short. 2.5-3 inches is a good length for the more common types of grasses (some rarer types can be much shorter though).</p><p></p><p>Cutting grass too short doesn't mean you cut less often if you follow the 'never cut more than a third of grass blades' in a single mowing rule of thumb. Plus, shaved yards are begging to become a safe haven for weeds (which grow faster than grass) and drought (heat) damage.</p><p></p><p>Caring for a well manicured yard is much easier than tackling one only a couple times a month.... ...it just is...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Orlaco, post: 129570650, member: 1101564"] Lawn care seems to be a challenge. Even people who do cut their grass regularly typically put their lawns in stressful conditions. Ever measure your grass after cutting? More than likely it's too short. 2.5-3 inches is a good length for the more common types of grasses (some rarer types can be much shorter though). Cutting grass too short doesn't mean you cut less often if you follow the 'never cut more than a third of grass blades' in a single mowing rule of thumb. Plus, shaved yards are begging to become a safe haven for weeds (which grow faster than grass) and drought (heat) damage. Caring for a well manicured yard is much easier than tackling one only a couple times a month.... ...it just is... [/QUOTE]
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