A good compromise is to leave some "wild" patches for flowers and bugs and so on and use a mower robot to keep the rest short. Best of both worlds.
this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2024
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The only thing that sucks about it... is paying someone $65/week to get it done. I seriously need a zero turn mower.