Clean Run - September 2020 - 4

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Do you kill your lawn in weave pole base
shapes when you leave your weaves set
up in the yard?
If you tip the poles onto their side, they
won't contact the ground as much. Then
you can tip them back up (lift from the
pole side) and they'll be in the same position they were originally.
Note: Be aware of the weave pole base
legs sticking up. This might not be appropriate for your situation if people or dogs
could walk/run into the upturned weave
pole bases. D

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