I wrote a bit about this rather long grass at the end of the previous post.
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At some point during the day...
I may feel or look like this, but without the beer.
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4 comments:
SG,
Will you maintain those paths, or cut new each time you mow? Your idea is rather neat - I shall have to steal your idea!
Dave:
"Will you maintain those paths, or cut new...?" Honestly, the only thing I was thinking about is "next time I mow the lawn, the grass is going to be twice as long and the mower is going to keep stalling."
I had never tried it before and figured it would look cool.
SG,
The paths do look cool. The paving stone/river rock pathways seem an impingement on nature; but your grassways blend.
All a matter of setting the wheel height. I am merely curious. :)
Dave:
Hmm... Your comment just made me think "the less grass, the less you have to mow". Heh... I always liked the idea of a paving stone/river rock or flagstone walkway and patio... 'twould look "finished" and would cut down on mowing time considerably.
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