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Great article, thanks for sharing this. My dad and I were on opposite sides on whether to mow low or high. Now I have proof that I'm right!
by anishkothari 12y ago
Great article, thanks for sharing this. My dad and I were on opposite sides on whether to mow low or high. Now I have proof that I'm right!
- scotch_drinker 12y agoMowing height is almost entirely dependent on the type of grass you have. Mow St Augustine low and you'll have major problems. But let bermuda grow to 4 inches and you'll have a different set of problems. Find out what kind of grass you have and mow according to that. http://publications.tamu.edu/TURF_LANDSCAPE/PUB_turf_Maintaining%20Bermudagrass%20Lawns.pdf http://publications.tamu.edu/TURF_LANDSCAPE/PUB_turf_Maintai...
- joevandyk 12y agoI've found that if I let my grass grow to 3-4 inches, some of the grass doesn't always stick straight up and goes diagonal when the mower goes over it. Then the grass it's covering doesn't grow as well, creating bare spots. This is probably because the previous owners of the lawn didn't take great care of it and there's already some thin spots. So I have to cut it to about 2 inches to allow all the grass a chance to grow.