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06/09/2010
Also avoid using grass that has been treated with chemical weed killers. It might stunt your flowers.
By
06/09/2010
Yes as long as the grass clippings do not contain grass that has gone to seed. If it does, well you'll have a lot more grass.
I use my grass clippings to mulch my containers for my flowers or my veggie plants. It keeps the soil moist and breaks down to fertilize the soil.
By Karen from Ansonia, CT
When you mow your lawn, take the grass clippings and use as mulch on your flower and vegetable beds. It will bleach out to a straw color in a short time and will help keep moisture in the soil, keep down weeds, and nourish the plants.
By Jennifer from Gilbertsville , NY
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