As the winter draws in, the nights become colder. When the air temperature near the ground drops below zero, frost can form. This looks beautiful on a still, winter morning. But does it do any harm to your grass? What is frost? Frost is the coating of ice that forms on a solid surface overnight. It usually appears… Read More »
Should I mow my lawn in the winter? On my rounds as a lawn care technician, I am often asked this by customers. My answer is always “it depends“. From a horticultural perspective, grass does not “usually” need mowing during the winter. Grass needs a temperature of at least 5°C for shoot growth. Soil temperatures in the winter are… Read More »
At the beginning of a new growing season, you should start to mow your lawn when it shows sign of growth. In the UK we are experiencing very mild winters. Climate change is affecting plants, changing their growth patterns. Grasses start to grow when the soil warms. In the UK, our winters have become much warmer. Soil temperatures… Read More »
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