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Recent Answers from Ronald B Persaud

2009-11-12 Leaf mulching/shredding:

A mulching mower might resolve your problem. BUT, rent, borrow or hire first. Make sure it does what you want before you contract out or purchase. From my experience "Toro" has the most efficient walk

2009-11-09 soft yard:

Let me say from the start that I do not have a good explanation for the condition. But here are my thoughts. Is the soft ground wet? If yes, has it rained? If yes, that may be the reason. " "

2009-11-03 wild strawberries:

That depends upon the type of grass that you have; and I am talking about the scientific name right down to the variety. The reason why this is so important is that some turf varieties are harmed by a

2009-11-02 Lawn/grass:

I know very little about the grass to which you refer; I could not find a scientific name for it and therefore I was stuck. Here are my thoughts. If you do not regularly walk barefoot, then whenever

2009-10-31 Green spots in grass:

It depends! Do you have a pure stand or a mixture of grasses? The color of the leaf of a plant can be a hereditary factor e.g. light green, dark green, variegated. We can change the color by fertilizer