It’s important to stop mowing your lawn before the winter season. This should be done in late fall, around mid-October or early November depending on where you live and what type of grass you have. During this time, it is best to lower the cutting height of your mower so that it cuts as close … Read more
No, you should not mow wet grass. Mowing wet grass can cause clumps and uneven cutting due to the blades of the mower being unable to cut through the moisture in a uniform manner. The blade may also become dull more quickly because it is not able to make a clean cut when going through … Read more
Mowing stripes can be achieved with a lawnmower equipped with a roller attachment. Before mowing, adjust the blades of the mower to their highest level and make sure all clippings are removed from the grass. Start by pushing the mower in straight lines across the lawn, making sure that each line overlaps slightly with its … Read more
To prevent fire ants in your lawn, start by eliminating any potential food sources. Keep all pet food and other food products inside, so they won’t attract the ants. Additionally, maintain a healthy grass height of 3-4 inches to discourage them from taking up residence. Make sure there are no cracks or crevices that the … Read more
The best weed killer for your lawn depends on the type of weeds you are targeting, as well as the size and type of grass in your lawn. Pre-emergent herbicides can be used to prevent certain types of weeds from sprouting before they take hold in your lawn. Post-emergent herbicides, such as glyphosate or 2,4-D, … Read more
It is best to wait until the grass has grown at least 3-4 inches before you mow your lawn. This will give the roots more time to reach down and create a strong base for healthy growth. Also, mowing too early can cause weak stems and dead patches in your lawn. Additionally, it’s important that … Read more
No, it is not recommended to mow in the rain. Mowing in wet conditions can damage your lawnmower and cause slips or falls due to the slippery ground. Additionally, wet grass clumps together which can block up your mower’s blades causing a decrease in performance and potential engine problems. The best practice when deciding whether … Read more
Yes, you can mow and fertilize on the same day. However, it is important to consider a few things before doing so. First, make sure that the grass has been watered before mowing and fertilizer application. This will ensure that both processes are more effective. Second, when applying fertilizer it is recommended to water in … Read more
It depends on how quickly your lawn grows, but in general, you should mow your lawn every 1-2 weeks. If your grass is growing slowly due to drought or cooler temperatures, then you may be able to get away with mowing less often. On the other hand, if it’s a hot summer day and you’re … Read more
New grass should be mowed when it reaches three inches in height. This allows the grass to develop a strong root system, as well as provide adequate shade and protection from weeds. Before you mow, water the new lawn thoroughly so that it is easier on your lawnmower blade and to prevent matting down of … Read more
