No Mow May benefits. Bee City outlines four different benefits behind No Mow May: Conserve water while improving drought tolerance: grass that is allowed to grow taller tends to possess deeper ...

No-mow Grass May Be Coming To Your Yard Soon Date: May 6, 2006 Source: Howard Hughes Medical Institute Summary: For anyone tethered to a lawnmower, the Holy Grail of horticultural accomplishment ...

And mowing less in the spring helps more than just the bees according to Walls, “Something like 80% of our food crops that we grow are pollinated by these species such as native bees ...

APPLETON - Four years ago, Appleton became the first U.S. city to adopt "No Mow May," an initiative that postpones mowing lawns to enhance urban habitats for bees and other pollinators. Now in its ...

The waiver covers homes, apartments, businesses and anything else with grass, said Cliff Walls, a city environmental official who is promoting the No Mow May effort. There are some exceptions.

A-hed; Neighbors Fight Over No Mow May: ‘What in the World Is Happening in This Place?’ Some say a break from grass cutting helps nature —others abhor the ‘shaggy raggy’ look ...

If your planned retaining wall is shorter than 4 feet, there's a possibility you could do the job yourself, but for anything taller than that, you should call in a professional.

ST. CLOUD – The St. Cloud City Council on Monday night voted unanimously to repeal a “No Mow May” ordinance because the tall grass this spring wreaked havoc on equipment and provoked ...

No Mow May benefits. Bee City outlines four different benefits behind No Mow May: Conserve water while improving drought tolerance: grass that is allowed to grow taller tends to possess deeper ...