Re: Grass Clippings
Bill, one thing to consider is that when you cut the grass you take the
most actively growing part (the tip). Be careful not to burn your roots.
I saw someone burn up a row of corn with grass clippings. Maybe someone
else could help here, as I am just sighting one experience.
Jon in UT, USA
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On Tue, 15 Jun 1999 23:47:40 -0400 "BILL J. SADOWSKI"
<BSADOWSKI@CompuServe.COM> writes:
>I have a few different garden plots this year. Many pumpkin plants
>growing. Is there any drawbacks in putting fresh grass clippings
>around
>the plants to help control weeds and hold moisture? The clippings
>have no
>weed kill or herbicides in them, just high nitro lawn fertilizer.
>Good
>idea??
>
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