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Dealing With Snow and Ice
If possible, allow ice and snow on tree and shrub branches to melt on its own. Snow is an excellent thermal blanket for low-growing plants such as strawberries and perennial flowers.

Riding Mower Options
Rear engine riders are ideal for homeowners who just want to cut grass for the most part. Most rear engine riders are 9 to 13.5 hp with a 30 inch deck or less and have mulching capabilities.

Lawn Problem Areas
Typically grass suddenly dies or disappears in one or more patches that seem to defy explanation. Sometimes the cause is a pest or disease, or a patch of weeds that has died out and left bare soil.

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