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Removing Snow?

GreeBo · 2009-02-05 11:17:00

Hey all, we dont have any kids so our front and back garden are still pretty solid with 5-6 inches of snow. A few of the shrubs/plants are also still covered. Whats the recommended action on this? Should I vbe tryihng to clear the lawn at least so that it gets a chance to dry out in whatever wind/sun we get over the next…

05-02-2009 11:17am

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GreeBo

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Hey all,
we dont have any kids so our front and back garden are still pretty solid with 5-6 inches of snow. A few of the shrubs/plants are also still covered.

Whats the recommended action on this? Should I vbe tryihng to clear the lawn at least so that it gets a chance to dry out in whatever wind/sun we get over the next few days or is the snow doing no harm?

Cheers!

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#2 05-02-2009 2:27pm

GreeBo

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Looks like as long as your lawn isnt covered in leaves (which will go moldy) and you havent been walking on it (compacting it) you should be ok.

Winter lawn care

Handily, in the few areas that I did walk on, the snow melted pretty quickly from the higher ground heat. The snow on the grass is insulated by a layer of air.

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