Bagging after fertilizing

10 years ago

Im going to put down lesco fertilizer and need to know if I can bag when I cut the lawn? Since the pellets are bigger than normal, will it get sucked in with the clippings?

Doesnt look like it will rain in the near future so should I wait for a good rain forecast before putting the fertilizer?

This post was edited by rainbowss on Fri, May 10, 13 at 22:51

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krnuttle
10 years ago
May I ask why are you removing the grass clippings. When they degrade they release a lot of nitrogen back to the lawn.

So you are adding fertilizer and then removing it in the grass clippings.
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