WinterDeere
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Spent the morning yesterday picking up sticks before the first mowing. Took several hours, atop what I had already done in the prior two weekends. Since we're nearly at the end of our usual March high winds period, that's probably the last of it, until we get our first summer storms. The highest number of most annoying branches are the diameter of a finger or less, meaning a lawn sweeper may be worth a try, if it sounds like they'll get them. The trouble I anticipate is that these black walnut trees drop widely branching sticks, not individual bits, which will clog any sweeper that isn't able to break them when it sweeps them up.