05-14-2022, 07:15 AM
Good morning.
I finally got my lawn sweeper repaired and I was able to sweep the large clumps of grass from the spring growth, then I was able to mow and make the grass look presentable.
I mow an acre and I don't like to remove the clippings bit the grass got so high because the ground was to soft to mow. Now the mulching blades can do the job.
Tom, if you want to try a good ant killer try this one. https://deepgreenpermaculture.com/2020/1...tdoor-use/
Don't bother with making a trap just place the cotton balls on a piece of waxed paper. That was they take the borax back to the nest and it kills more at the source. We get the small ones in the house at times and a cotton ball or to soaked with this placed on a piece of waxed paper where they are seen eliminates them in a day. It sure isn't expensive and isn't smelly.
We are expecting more rain today. I wish the folks out west could have some of it.
Planning on an easy day.
Charlie
I finally got my lawn sweeper repaired and I was able to sweep the large clumps of grass from the spring growth, then I was able to mow and make the grass look presentable.
I mow an acre and I don't like to remove the clippings bit the grass got so high because the ground was to soft to mow. Now the mulching blades can do the job.
Tom, if you want to try a good ant killer try this one. https://deepgreenpermaculture.com/2020/1...tdoor-use/
Don't bother with making a trap just place the cotton balls on a piece of waxed paper. That was they take the borax back to the nest and it kills more at the source. We get the small ones in the house at times and a cotton ball or to soaked with this placed on a piece of waxed paper where they are seen eliminates them in a day. It sure isn't expensive and isn't smelly.
We are expecting more rain today. I wish the folks out west could have some of it.
Planning on an easy day.
Charlie