what time of year shoul i cut it down
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John, this is what I do to mine here in texas. I let the cold weather turn it brown and leave the dead leave until the spring to help insultate it through the winter. in the spring I cut it about 3 to6 inch above the ground watching not to get the new shoot that might be coming out. I have tried cutting it back in the fall only to replace it in the spring because it froze. Also tried cutting it back wrapping it with burlap but it did the same thing and even rotted. My grand mother always told us to do this activity when the moon is growing and never during dark night because decrease or kill growth.jamesJbw8666@aol.com cell 817-615-1972 John, this is what I do to mine here in texas. I let the cold weather turn it brown and leave the dead leave until the spring to help insultate it through the winter. in the spring I cut it about 3 to6 inch above the ground watching not to get the new shoot that might be coming out. I have tried cutting it back in the fall only to replace it in the spring because it froze. Also tried cutting it back wrapping it with burlap but it did the same thing and even rotted. My grand mother always told us to do this activity when the moon is growing and never during dark night because decrease or... » Read More John, this is what I do to mine here in texas. I let the cold weather turn it brown and leave the dead leave until the spring to help insultate it through the winter. in the spring I cut it about 3 to6 inch above the ground watching not to get the new shoot that might be coming out. I have tried cutting it back in the fall only to replace it in the spring because it froze. Also tried cutting it back wrapping it with burlap but it did the same thing and even rotted. My grand mother always told us to do this activity when the moon is growing and never during dark night because decrease or kill growth.jamesJbw8666@aol.com cell 817-615-1972 « Show Less
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Actually you don't have to cut it down maybe a trim here and there in the late fall .
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Pampas grass can be cut down in the early spring. You can also divide it at this time if you want.
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yes you should be able too .look in the menu at settings ,,,look for day n nite time it will be in the settings iam sure hope this helps let me know ,,,,,,,
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Mine has a 07/16 date, that's about 2 1/2 years. I will have used it way before that date.
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You can go to menu to set date and time. You can then choose if you want it to show or not.
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No,this is a good time to use it.it will do its job over the winter months.As it rains and snow melts it will clean of stains & mildue & any moss growth.But be aware this will that time.it is not an over night fix.Hope this helps you.I am very happy with my results.
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I was told that in the fall is the best time. The recurring vegetation is trying to collect nutrients to last the winter, so it takes it down to the roots to store.
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I don't know, I am in Ohio. It is pretty thick so I would assume a couple of seasons minimum.
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I think it depends on where you live. We live in Texas and leave ours up all year long.
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You can sow in either spring or fall or both. Fall sowing will come up with the early spring rains before it's warm enough for you to want to go outside and do it by hand. :D
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Yes sir. Time in the main area, date in the lower. Or there are other variations as well.
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when you want the timer to cut on automatically.otherwise you can choose off or on.
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I cut mine in half and haven't had any issues with the cut area. the cover lasts about 2years.
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I use it year round. I just bought one at the begining of summer. It does swem more like a winter product, to keep snow out, but I keep iy on year round to keep leaves out. Many people put a piece of ply wood over there's year round. This looks nicer and works
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Ah, in that case, I would leave it up. You probably have the best weather in the nation. Keep it up if it's not in your way and if you plan on using it all year long! We can only use it about 3 months each year in NJ.
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You put it down once the earth is 50 degrees. Normally in Massachusetts it would be around when the trees start to bloom. I don't know the coverage rate. It says it on the bag. I switched to Scotts Halts last year and liked it better.
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Depends on which part of the country you live in, If you do not get snow and freezes it can stay up all year\
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I fond it difficult to break up in the winter time. I use an oscillating saw to cut it into pieces.