The cutting height on the DR? TRIMMER/MOWER can easily be adjusted in half-inch increments from 1-1/2" to 4". Adjusting the cutting height is as simple as inserting the cord on the trimmer head at the desired height that best suits your trimming and mowing needs. The DR? arrives with its cutting height set at 1-1/2"...the most common height for lawn mowing.

No, not at all. Yes, they'll initially fly away, but soon return to your house. After enough times of your mowing under them, they'll realize you aren't any threat and will actually begin to just sit there and watch you. It's kind of funny to watch them when they sit on the house to first watch you coming and then pivot to watch you going. And then, before too long, you'll be totally ignored, just like I am. No matter. The noise doesn't bother them. See similar questions...

A telephone call can be made to the Zoning Office informing the office personnel where the nuisance property is located. A property check will then be conducted and appropriate action will be taken. See similar questions...

This depends on grass type, use of lawn, and location. A height of 1 ½” to 2 1/2" is the most popular height range. See similar questions...

Mole activity in your lawn, golf course or fields can mangle water lines, which can lead to expensive flood damage. Mole activity may break cables, which can affect phones or any other utility you receive through underground lines. Moles destroy sprinkler systems by uprooting sprinkler heads and warping underground water lines. Mole tree damage is a huge concern. Their burrowing can expose tree roots, girdle and clip trees—all great ways to kill a tree in your yard or golf course. See similar questions...

There could be several reasons, such as an iron deficiency, too high a pH or a lack of iron in the soil. I would suggest a soil test to determine the pH. We offer this service here at the Volusia County Extension Service, 3100 East New York Avenue (Route 44), Deland. The cost is $1 for three samples. We test each Thursday morning, so bring it to the center before then. If the pH is okay, try applying iron chelate in the area. Sedge is an indicator of over-irrigation. See similar questions...

Maybe you shouldn’t. If grass can’t compete with moss, it may not be the best location for it. We sell many good shade ground covers. If you’re determined to grow grass, remember: See similar questions...

Sometimes residents place rocks along the roadway in front of their homes to keep vehicles off their lawns. This is done primarily on residential streets that don't have curbs. These rocks can be real safety hazards. If a vehicle leaves the roadway, rocks won't stop these out-of-control vehicles, just damage them and possibly injure the occupants. A rock could be hit by a vehicle sending it flying and possibly injuring residents. See similar questions...

Set your mower to the highest level your mower will allow and keep the blade sharp so it will cut the blades of grass properly. Leave your grass clippings on the turf or use a mulching mower to recycle moisture and nutrients back into the yard. See similar questions...

Call the Zoning Office and report the address. A letter will be sent to the homeowner explaining the grass ordinance and giving them ten (10) days to cut the grass. If after ten (10) days, the grass has not been cut, a Notice of Violation will be sent. Ten (10) days will be given for the grass to be cut. If at this time, the problem has not been addressed, either a Summons can be issued or a Notice to Abate an unsafe condition can be sent. See similar questions...

The mower adjusts easily. You turn two plastic setting knobs to loosen, adjust the height with setting handles, and tighten the setting knobs once you have the desired height. The heights you can set range from 14mm to 45mm. On most other models, adjustment heights are selected for you and limited to three settings. See similar questions...

The maximum grade or slope that is recommended on most engines is 15%. Please check with the engine manufacturer if you have additional questions. See similar questions...

Grass has a maximum of eight inches (Ordinance 1319.10 (g)). Weeds have a maximum of twelve inches (Ordinance 660.16). See similar questions...

Common bermuda should be maintained at 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 inches. Hybrid bermudas will be shorter, depending on the variety. St. Augustine should be mowed at 2 to 2-1/2 inches. Fescue and buffalograss can be mowed at 3 inches. Zoysias will vary depending on the variety. See similar questions...

The placement height for the Pyramid is very important because it is working with the energies of the earth. If you have a 2 or 3 story home therefore, place it on the lowest floor nearest to the earth, as close to the center of the dwelling as possible. It can be placed directly on the floor, or on a low table or counter. It is better if it is lower than your head. However do not place it directly under your bed, a chair you sit on, or table that you sit at. See similar questions...

Tall Fescue is the most popular turfgrass in the mid-Atlantic region. It is a very adaptable grass, which grows in full sun or part shade. It is also the most heat and drought tolerant of the cool season grasses. Merrifield Tuff Play is a Tall Fescue blend mixed with a small amount of Kentucky Bluegrass. This combination of grasses develops a dense, wear resistant lawn for sun or part shade. Merrifield Shady Lawn Grass Seed is for use in heavy shade. See similar questions...

quot;Selecting the Right Grass for your Kentucky Lawn" by A. J. Powell Jr. discusses specific varieties, including their qualities, adaptations, and problems. This article, AGR-52 is in PDF format. See similar questions...

Answer: We follow City Code on this issue. The Parks and Recreation Department takes calls from concerned individuals about grass that is over 1' tall or weeds that are on a property that has not been properly maintained. A certified letter is sent to both the property owner and the occupant. A timeline is given for the situation to be remedied. If it is not, the Parks staff or a private contractor mows the area and the property owner is billed accordingly. Refer to City Code link http://city. See similar questions...