Don’t know what to do with your grass clippings? Here’s why you should just leave it on your lawn after mowing.

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Research from the University of Missouri shows that grass clippings can supply 25 percent of a lawn’s total fertilizer needs. Grass clippings are about 90 percent water, so they decompose quickly.

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Blowing clippings back onto the lawn area is preferable because as the clippings decompose, they can actually help fertilize the lawn, Isermann said.

Grass clippings can clog storm drains and pose a threat to motorcyclists and the environment, according to Public Works experts.

Spring is when your grass needs more nutrients to grow strong, and you can help it thrive by leaving behind one simple item after mowing the lawn.

Cutting the grass into small pieces will also help the clippings decompose faster. Most importantly, don’t mow on wet grass as it can create clumps, only add the grass clippings on a sunny, dry day.