Frequently Asked Questions
How does a push reel mower affect my grass?
Turf - lawn grass - forms a dense, interwoven network of leaves (blades) just above soil level. This interwoven growth pattern is a key element of turf's natural ability to retain moisture and crowd out weeds. The scissor cut heals quickly and causes minimal disturbance to the natural growth pattern. The grass is cut in place, reducing the vertical height but leaving the grass with blades of varied lengths - just as you do when you trim your house plants for maximum sun exposure. The roller refreshes the interwoven growth pattern and the clippings recycle back into the lawn to compost and provide nutrients. A grass catcher may also be used to collect the clippings for use as mulch elsewhere in the garden. 
Related Topics:
• What is the key to a beautiful lawn? • When should a grass catcher be used? • What is normal maintenance for Sunlawn mowers? • What height should I cut my grass? • What is the History of the push reel mower? • Is there anything to remember when switching from a rotary mower to a reel mower? • What is meant by "non-contact cutting system?"
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