Cutting grass in hot weather is a chancy business and runs the risk of causing long term lawn damage. While it may seem tempting to mow when the weather is dry, experts say it can lead to unsightly ...

Feeling the summer heat? When temperatures soar, it’s time to rethink how you mow your lawn. Although a low-cut, manicured lawn might seem ideal, turf grass actually does better in the summer heat ...

It’s getting hot out here, so change the way you mow! Because, while Nelly might not have intended his song to inspire an audience of millennials and Gen Z gardeners, his (paraphrased) words ring true ...

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It's dry, and the grass has just started turning brown. There is no rain, only scorching sunshine-so do you still mow your lawn or leave it to fight for itself? Experts at Michigan State University ...

Mowing the lawn will always be a chore, but there are certain machines like a self-propelled lawn mower that can make the process easier on you. The best self-propelled lawn mowers cruise around your ...

The sweet annual arrival of spring, and summer soon after, is a time characterized by chirping birds, flowering trees, and lawns starting to green again. It welcomes the return of an outdoor chore you ...

Cut your lawn properly in fall to avoid mold and fungal problems. Mowing correctly in fall entails knowing when to make the final cut and how high the grass should be left to stand for winter. Combine ...

Mow your lawn through fall but stop once the grass goes dormant. Cool season grasses should be around 2.5 to 3 inches tall during the fall. Allowing grass to stay too tall before a frost can lead to ...