Saturday 21 May 2022 07:19 AM South Dakota landscaping firm accidentally destroys 302 lawns trends now

Saturday 21 May 2022 07:19 AM South Dakota landscaping firm accidentally destroys 302 lawns trends now
Saturday 21 May 2022 07:19 AM South Dakota landscaping firm accidentally destroys 302 lawns trends now

Saturday 21 May 2022 07:19 AM South Dakota landscaping firm accidentally destroys 302 lawns trends now

South Dakota landscaping firm accidentally destroys 302 lawns after worker sprayed wrong chemical on grass and burned it brown Sioux Falls landscaper Kut and Kill accidentally destroyed 302 lawns A veteran worker sprayed the wrong chemical, burning the grass brown  Owner Tate Eining vows to repair or replace every damaged lawn 

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Hundreds of homes and businesses in a South Dakota city have been left with sickly brown lawns after a lawncare company accidentally sprayed the wrong chemical on them.

Sioux Falls landscapers Kut and Kill Lawn Care admitted to the error, saying an experienced employee had accidentally used the wrong chemical during weed control spraying between April 19 and May 3.

The chemical lurked silently until May 9, when the sun came out and activated the herbicide, and the company realized its mistake, Kut and Kill owner Tate Eining told the Argus Leader this week. 

In total, 302 lawns were scorched, but Eining has vowed to repair or replace all of the damaged yards, and is working with his insurance company to cover the costs.

In Sioux Falls, 302 lawns were scorched brown after a landscaping company accidentally sprayed the wrong chemical during a weed control application

In Sioux Falls, 302 lawns were scorched brown after a landscaping company accidentally sprayed the wrong chemical during a weed control application

Kut and Kill owner Tate Eining vowed to repair or replace all of the damaged yards, and is working with his insurance company to cover the costs

Kut and Kill owner Tate Eining vowed to

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