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Getting rid of grass??

corcaighcailin9 · 2008-05-06 19:29:13

Hi folks, Posted in another thread but was redirected here in a reply. Am wondering what's the best way to get rid of grass? The thread I read mentioned getting a mulcher mower - just wondering does anyone have any advice on this? Don't have a huge garden but am filling about 5 black bags or so.

06-05-2008 7:29pm

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Hi folks,

Posted in another thread but was redirected here in a reply. Am wondering what's the best way to get rid of grass? The thread I read mentioned getting a mulcher mower - just wondering does anyone have any advice on this? Don't have a huge garden but am filling about 5 black bags or so.

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#2 07-05-2008 9:38pm

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what do you mean get rid off?? is it the grass cuttings or are you digging up the lawn.

If it is grass cuttings then lots of people put the cuttings into a compost bin/pile at end of garden. Or over the hege to feed the cattle in the country.

If you cant do that then you should be able to avail of brown or compost collection and the council or service provider will take bags of grass cuttings away provided the bags are compostible.

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