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2naSalit

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6. Yes.

Reply to bluedigger (Reply #3)

Sat May 7, 2022, 11:24 AM

May 2022

Last edited Sat May 7, 2022, 01:37 PM - Edit history (1)

And, in my area, we have "No mow May" campaign to benefit pollinators. People refraining from first mowing until June helps many pollinators by not chopping them up in their springtime hidey holes.

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Does this mean I don't need to mow the lawn? bluedigger May 2022 #3

Yes. 2naSalit May 2022 #6

The grass was knee high already out back. bluedigger May 2022 #8

Hmm... 2naSalit May 2022 #9

There's a couple dozen beehives in the lot next door, actually. bluedigger May 2022 #10

Well that helps. 2naSalit May 2022 #11

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