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Without actually measuring it, no way of knowing what those numbers associate with, but I seriously doubt they are inches.
I usually go short the last cut of the season. But I’m going to give it a try at around 3” this year. Will report back in the spring. If it’s to tall it’s a bear to rake, and I’ve have voles and snow mold at higher heights before.
Time to winterize the lawn mower until spring now.
Keeping the deck set the same for an early spring cut.
I'd like to get one more mow in this year to mulch leaves but it probably won't happen. We've had high winds just about every days and I've got the leaves from the woods and the neighbors in my yard.
The riding mower is set on 4 out of 5, but I’m not sure how it translates to inches. Anyway, we like it a bit shaggy.
As I mentioned before, we’re starting with the Sunday Lawn program. It’s going to simplify lawn care, I think…no calculating, measuring, or walking behind a spreader. They do not have a pre emergent in their program, so no worries about missing the timing. The fertilizer and weed killer applications are applied with a liquid spray on the hose.
The only thing that is additional is treating for fire ants. They have it, but it’s not in the standard program.
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