Should You Keep Your Property up Once the SHTF like Mowing Trimming And So Forth If the power grid has collapsed, you are sheltering in place and it has been three weeks or more, do you maintain the outside of your home or do you let it go. Letting it goes means the grass is quite high after three weeks, shrubs may need pruning, leaves are gathered in bushes and corners of the porch, and debris that has fallen from the trees due to a storm still litters your yard. Your home may look abandoned or vacant at this point. Is this the impression you want to give, or do you want your home to look like it is occupied during a crisis. Some Reason to Keep the Grass Trimmed and Debris and Litter Picked Up 1.) In the summer months high grass means insects, snakes and rodents have a sanctuary, a safe haven close to humans and close to human food. This may not bode well for those living in the home if your area has venomous snakes, and no one wants biting insects that can carry diseases crawling around, and rodents can get into the home and destroy food supplies, bite humans and generally create trouble. 2.) Grass that is high enough and shrubs not trimmed back can be hiding places for anyone stalking or attacking the home.
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