Why mowing timing can make or break your lawn's health
Mowing your lawn correctly involves more than just cutting. Maintaining a height of at least three inches shades the soil, encourages deep roots, and prevents weeds. Sharp blades are crucial for a clean cut, preventing water loss and disease. Mowing when grass is dry and the air is cool, ideally late afternoon, allows for recovery.
Mowing your lawn correctly involves more than just cutting. Maintaining a height of at least three inches shades the soil, encourages deep roots, and prevents weeds. Sharp blades are crucial for a clean cut, preventing water loss and disease. Mowing when grass is dry and the air is cool, ideally late afternoon, allows for recovery.
