We Grow It, You Mow It

During the Fall and early Spring months, you (or a lawn care company) have worked diligently and expertly to ensure a healthy environment for your lawn.  Now your grass is growing strong and tall, and the shade of your grass blades is rich in color and beautifully green.  It’s that time of year when your lawn needs to be mowed regularly, and it’s important to follow proper mowing guidelines in order to maintain the healthiest grass possible.  We have compiled a list of lawn mowing best practices that will help ensure your grass is being cut properly.

One of the most important guidelines is to mow your grass at the appropriate height.  This may involve a little bit of research on your part, but the investment of your time is certainly worth it.  The main point here is that you don’t want to mow the grass too low, because mowing it too low is damaging to the grass blades.  Mowing too low allows weeds to thrive, threatens the water and food supply for the grass, and may turn the blades of your grass yellow or brown.  Below we have listed the most popular grass types in our area along with the recommended height level for the grass blades.

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