Lawn mowing is a crucial step in maintaining a healthy lawn. You may think, “Lawn mowing is an important step in the process of maintaining my lawn? That can’t be!” Well, folks, there is more to mowing your lawn than just going around with a lawn mower!
There are steps you need to follow in order to keep your yard healthy and prosperous! We understand that it can be difficult to follow all these steps because of your busy schedule; that’s where Lola’s Landscape comes into play! We will mow your lawn the proper way; the way that will help develop a healthy, more green looking grass!
When we mow your lawn, we keep two things in mind: the height and the frequency.
The height of your grass can be the difference between having a healthy grass versus having a yard invested with weeds and insects! We will cut your grass at about two – three inches tall. If you cut your grass shorter than two inches, the sun’s rays won’t be able to hit the blades of the grass, which stops the process of photosynthesis.
The frequency will vary from client to client; depending how fast your grass grows, will obviously determine how often we have to mow your grass. You don’t want your grass growing over three inches! If you let your grass grow too tall, and decide to mow it all at once, you will cause excessive buildup of clippings, and you can actually cause physiological shock to your grass!
As stated above, if you don’t cut your grass properly, the process of photosynthesis will be stopped; without this process you will see a huge outbreak of ugly weeds!
Who knew that so much went into mowing your lawn?! Hopefully, you are a little wiser to what really goes into mowing your lawn! If you are one of the man people who don’t have the time to complete all these steps, please give Lola’s Landscape a call today at 774-248-4584! We are looking forward to helping you maintain a healthy yard!
Below is a list of towns and cities we serve around Norfolk County:
- Franklin
- Millis
- Bellingham
- Medway
- Norfolk
- Holliston
- Sherborn
- Wrentham
- Foxborough
- Walpole
