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We serve the surrounding areas, Wisconsin: Mondovi, Durand, Arkansaw, Pepin, Urne, Nelson, Alma, Cochrane,Buffalo City, Fountain City, Eleva, Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Rock Falls, Arcadia, Waumandee
................................................Trempealeau, WI - Office
Path cutting - deer and walking paths cut in your woods, tree stand clearing, shooting lanes
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We serve the surrounding areas, Alma, WI Office: Mondovi, Durand, Arkansaw, Pepin, Urne, Nelson, Alma, Cochrane,Buffalo City, Fountain City, Eleva, Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Rock Falls, Arcadia, Waumandee
Trempealeau Office: Galesville, Holmen, La Crosse
We serve the surrounding areas, Minnesota: Winona, Goodview, Kellogg, Wabasha, Lake City
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We are not a Licensed Pesticide Applicator company.
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One other important note about mowing patterns. From week to week you should try to cut your rows or diagonals in different directions. This keeps your grass growing in an upright fashion. This also keeps you from forming grooves or ruts in your lawn. Another ofter forgotten benefit is your sanity. Mowing your grass in the same direction keeps your brain from having to learn new tricks.
Bagging vs. Mulching your Grass
By not bagging your lawn, you’ll save yourself a lot of time and reduce the amount of fertilizer your lawn needs by up to 25%. A mulching lawn mower is also a great investment as it will finely chop your grass clips and allow then to fall down between the blades of grass. If you’ve got kids or pets you may have to bag your clippings in order to keep them from tracking grass into the house. If bagging your grass is a necessity, a compost pit is a great alternative if you have the space.
