Thank you both for the mulching advice. But I have mulch-envy for my
neighbor's ICE Toro ZTR which sprays out very small sand size
particles and dust. That output I think will actually help the lawn as
fertilizer. My ET output is, at best, 1/2 inch pieces of leaves. In
the case of pin oak leaves, they seem to have a long lasting leathery
quality and are slow to decompose. I think they actually degrade the
lawn by sticking to bare places and making over-seeding ineffective.
The ET is especially bad with deep leaves also as it pushes big piles
ahead of itself. I think it can be better than this.
Bill Alburty, E-12, Kansas
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