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I cannot speak to this case, but when our neighbor stopped mowing (out of laziness and absence not some sort of viewpoint), it seems that the number of mosquito
by rileymat2 10y ago
I cannot speak to this case, but when our neighbor stopped mowing (out of laziness and absence not some sort of viewpoint), it seems that the number of mosquitos increased to nuisance level.
- sevensor 10y agoThat definitely happens, and the population of deer ticks goes way up too. I tell you what, finding deer ticks on your kids is huge motivation for mowing. I take a "mow the weeds" approach, I don't care what grows in my lawn, but I'm not going to let it get long enough to harbor ticks.
- lokedhs 10y agoWhen we moved in to our house we didn't have the grass mowed for a few weeks. That was enough to have a cobra show up. After that we're quite dilligent at having the grass mowed every two weeks.