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<blockquote data-quote="tntrkkllr" data-source="post: 5892733" data-attributes="member: 22697"><p>I have a clover plot in my back yard, this is my second time. Last year I cut it with my mower raised all the way up ( 4.5 inches ) and it was to short ( bush hog was broke )and I ended up killing it I guess. Anyways I replanted and it looks almost as good as last year. I do not know anything about clover so my question is when is a good time to cut it? I will be using the bush hog this year so I know I won't cut it to short again. Also what else can I do to it to keep it growing good and weed free?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tntrkkllr, post: 5892733, member: 22697"] I have a clover plot in my back yard, this is my second time. Last year I cut it with my mower raised all the way up ( 4.5 inches ) and it was to short ( bush hog was broke )and I ended up killing it I guess. Anyways I replanted and it looks almost as good as last year. I do not know anything about clover so my question is when is a good time to cut it? I will be using the bush hog this year so I know I won’t cut it to short again. Also what else can I do to it to keep it growing good and weed free? [/QUOTE]
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