Optimal Lawn Mowing Schedule Tips
Proper timing of lawn mowings is essential for maintaining healthy grass growth and appearance. The optimal mowing schedule depends on factors such as grass type, weather conditions, and growth rate. Typically, lawns should be mowed when the grass reaches a certain height to promote dense and vigorous growth.
Mowing begins when grass reaches about 3 inches in height to encourage healthy growth and prevent pests.
During peak growing season, lawns may need mowing once a week to maintain optimal height and health.
As growth slows, mowing frequency decreases, but maintaining a height of 2.5 to 3 inches helps prepare the lawn for winter.
Adjust mowing height based on grass type; for example, Kentucky bluegrass thrives at 2.5-3 inches, while Bermuda grass prefers 1-2 inches.
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| Season | Recommended Mowing Height |
|---|---|
| Spring | 3 inches |
| Summer | 2.5 to 3 inches |
| Fall | 2.5 to 3 inches |
| Winter | Not applicable in Georgia |
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