Maintaining a beautiful lawn takes hard work, and mowing is probably the most time-intensive task of them all. But it's also one of the most important. A consistently mowed lawn doesn't just look nice ...

When it comes to lawn care, timing is everything. While mowing your lawn at the right time can keep it looking healthy and pristine, mowing at the wrong time can do more harm than good. A poorly timed ...

Wet grass clumps in the mower, affecting grass dispersal and potentially stalling the mower. Buildup of wet grass clippings kills the lawn when not picked up. The surface of wet grass is unsafe and ...

While some homeowners find regular lawn mowing a soothing, nearly meditative part of their spring and summer landscaping routine, others find it an endlessly repetitive chore. But no matter which ...

The task of mowing your lawn might seem like a simple chore, but the moisture can affect your mower and the overall health of your lawn. A question that often comes up is whether it’s okay to mow when ...

No Mow May encourages less lawn mowing during May to support pollinators. Less frequent mowing benefits bees and other wildlife by providing more pollen and nectar. Benefits of No Mow May include ...

Lawn mower safety campaign asks if your youth are ‘Mow Ready’? In an effort to cut both grass and injury rates, the Childhood Agricultural Safety Network (CASN) is launching a national lawn mower ...

Giving your lawn a break from mowing will let wildflowers bloom to provide pollen and nectar for bees and other pollinators. Eliminating one month of mowing will reduce your greenhouse gas emissions ...

Ideally, “it’s better to mow when the canopy, or grass leaves, are dry,” says Waltz. “That means after the dew has dried, which is usually around mid-morning, even in the humid Southeast.” It's also ...