• Natural fertilizer – since grass is made up of natural elements – like nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus, clippings release those nutrients and moisture back into the lawn once they decompose. This nutrient-rich fertilization results in a healthier root system that increases not only the beautification of a yard, but its resistance to disease, drought and insects.
• Saves water – grass blades are made up of 85 per cent water, they reduce the need to water lawns.
• Saves time and energy – by eliminating the need to collect and dispose of grass clippings.
• Good for the environment – reduces waste and there is no pollution run-off and no damage to the air, soil or wildlife.

How to grasscycle

• Lawn mower blades must be sharp. Dull lawn mower blades tend to tear grass, making the lawn prone to disease and discoloration at the tips.
• Mower height should be set to cut only one-third of the grass blades at one time. This ensures the lawn’s root system will be able to support itself in a time of drought.
• The lawn should be at least nine centimetres (3.5 inches) in height before mowing and trimmed down to six centimetres (2.5 inches).
• Do not cut grass during a drought or when grass is wet. 

Frequently asked questions