Posted by Billy NY on June 02, 2016 at 10:32:18 from (104.228.35.235):
In Reply to: Garden weeds posted by Wildride47 on June 02, 2016 at 07:07:43:
From untreated lawns, mine and the neighbors, I will cut the grass just like hay, leaving swaths to collect with a lawnsweeper once dry. Its nice when you can get it like green hay. Light, easy to deal with, but wet or fresh is ok too, it just gets like mush and is slippery is all.
I collect what I need and lay a thick layer on the soil around the plants in the garden. I'll leave thin strips open if its fresh seed that has been planted.
The benefits are that its a mulch that prevents most if not all weeds from poking through. It provides nitrogen and protects the soil moisture, though it can be like thatch, a good rain will soak through it. I don't care for non permeable material like plastic or similar.
Pile a bunch of that green hay like grass around your sweet corn, you'll be surprised at the difference. I tested one small area a few years back, the corn really made use of it. Another corner where the soil was rocky and more clay/gravel/loam, I piled a bunch of green dried grass, the grasses there now are greener than any other area, it definitely is loaded with nitrogen.
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