There are a few ways to get rid of lawn trimmings, but the most efficient way is to use a mulching lawn mower. Mulching lawn mowers chop up the clippings and redistribute them back into the lawn, where they act as a natural fertilizer. This also eliminates the need to bag the clippings or rake them up, which can be time-consuming and frustrating.If you don't have a mulching lawn mower, you can still get rid of the clippings by either composting them or using them as garden bedding.

There are a few ways to get rid of lawn trimmings, but the most common is to either compost them or mulch them. Composting them is pretty simple - all you need is a compost bin and some organic matter (like leaves, grass clippings, and food scraps). Just mix the organic matter with soil, water it occasionally, and let it sit for a few months. Once it's broken down, you can use the compost in your garden or flower beds.