How do you get rid of pile ups of grass when mowing with out blowing?

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JaRod12345

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When you mow in the shade the grass is taller so it leaves mor behind but my mower does not cut it all up in makes rows of piled grass
 
Lift deck all the way up and mow over the rows of grass it will spread it out

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The above advice is great and here is another option that I'm forced to use. Sometimes we get a lot of rain here and it prevents me from mowing at the best time so the grass grows really fast while the sun is shining drying out the yard to a point that I will not get stuck in the mud and when I do finally get to cut the grass there are big clumps of grass that pile up and look ugly. Several things I do to help prevent this: Keep the blade(s) sharp, set deck to middle of height range and when finished mowing, raise deck height to maximum and and drive over the clumps with the blade(s) spinning as this will help further cut up the clippings and disperse them over a larger area. I know this means going over the same spot two or three times but it does work well for me.

I wish I could cut the grass more often but more times than not, rain prevents me from doing so. What kind of grass do you have that grows better in the shade under a tree?
 
I do the same as lawnranger. I want to know the same thing as well. What kind of grass grows thicker and taller under the trees? I want some seed from that stuff.
 
Lawnranger said:
The above advice is great and here is another option that I'm forced to use. Sometimes we get a lot of rain here and it prevents me from mowing at the best time so the grass grows really fast while the sun is shining drying out the yard to a point that I will not get stuck in the mud and when I do finally get to cut the grass there are big clumps of grass that pile up and look ugly. Several things I do to help prevent this: Keep the blade(s) sharp, set deck to middle of height range and when finished mowing, raise deck height to maximum and and drive over the clumps with the blade(s) spinning as this will help further cut up the clippings and disperse them over a larger area. I know this means going over the same spot two or three times but it does work well for me.

I wish I could cut the grass more often but more times than not, rain prevents me from doing so. What kind of grass do you have that grows better in the shade under a tree?
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Well i have blue grass
 
The landscapers in NJ that don't want to collect clippings all day cut each lawn twice . Different pattern each time .
 
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