The events were set up in large areas with free parking, and loading and unloading assistance provided. Each event also had an education booth with information on Natural Lawn Care, Soils education, composting and other gardening information. Over 600 were sold. Watch the King County website for information about next year's events beginning in March of 2002. Grasscycling returns the water and nutrients in clippings to the soil, and promotes beneficial soil life and healthy root growth in lawns.
Grasscycled lawns stay green longer during dry summers and bounce back better in the fall.
Gasoline-powered lawn mowers don't meet the same emission standards as automobiles. By using an electric mulch mower instead of a gas mower, area residents and businesses can play a significant in reducing air pollution. Because clippings add nutrients to the lawn, grasscycling reduces the need for chemical fertilizers that can seep into our waterways. Click on the links below for further details about the mulching lawnmowers that were offered at the Grasscycling 2001 events. By visiting this and other King County web pages, you expressly agree to be bound by terms and conditions of the site.