A mulching plug covers your mower’s discharge chute, redirecting the clippings and turning your conventional mower into a mulching mower.
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Teresa is a plant enthusiast and creative writer who has been writing for LawnStarter for years, using her background in research to write about lawn care and all things green. A proud mom of two rescued cats, she also has a special love for animals.
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