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[0] Early spring - thru fall [2] Mow at a cutting height of at least 3 inches. Exception: last several cuts of the season, start cutting lower (down to 1 inch for perennial ryegrass and fine fescue, 2 inches for kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue). Mulch-cut and leave clippings on lawn. Exception: last cut of season; bag the clippings. Keep your blade(s) sharp. See our sharpening tool. [3] Extensive research has shown that cutting high has many benefits for the organic lawn. Many weeds are simply choked out. Root systems develop to provide drought-resistance and hardiness. Insect and disease problems are minimized. Grass clippings are a great source of nitrogen and, contrary to rumors, do not contribute to thatch in an organic lawn. Sharp blades mean clean cuts and fewer openings for disease and insect infestations. [1] 
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Organic Lawn Care Guide
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