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A meadow that is mowed once or twice a year can harbor a large variety of species and look really nice too. The problem are monoculture lawns, not grass.
by adrianN 5y ago
A meadow that is mowed once or twice a year can harbor a large variety of species and look really nice too. The problem are monoculture lawns, not grass.
- cmrdporcupine 5y agoIn my climate (great lakes region) mowing only twice a year results in waste high plants full of ticks and sumacs growing up where I don't want them. So I mow the front area and common areas about once every week and a half during peak growing season, and bush hog the back field about once every month and a half making an attempt to mow around things like milkweed and beneficial flowering plants.