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Lawn Care: Mowing
Care for your lawn: it should be mown regularly! Some tips on lawn mowing: http://j.mp/NbUvEn
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Lawn Mowing: Raise the Cutting Height Slightly!
Do you regularly mow your lawn? Raise the cutting height slightly in hot weather! On lawn mowing: http://j.mp/O5ZrQd
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Lawns: Apply an Autumn Lawn Feed
Lawns can now be hardened up for winter by applying an autumn lawn feed! What to do in each month: http://j.mp/T2Q2fa
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Minimising the Lawn Area
Are you tired of caring for your lawn? You could minimise the lawn area! Some reasons to do this: http://j.mp/OBh0pl
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Lawn Mowing in Autumn
The lawn should be mown less frequently now: raise the height of cut, too, as the growth rate of the grass slows down.
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Scarify, Aerate and Top Dress Lawns
This month is the last chance to scarify your lawn to remove layers of thatch! Aerate and top dress the lawn, too.
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Rake Fallen Leaves off Lawns!
The leaves are falling: they should be raked off lawns, otherwise they will block out light and air penetration!
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Mow Recently Sown Grass Now!
Did you recently sow grass? This is the last chance to mow it: however do not cut lower than 2.5cm (1in)!
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Frozen Grass
Do your lawn and yourself a favour and keep off of it during times of frost.
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Prepare the Ground for a Lawn
If you are planing to sow a lawn this spring, the ground needs to be prepared, dig it over and remove perennial weeds.
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Aerate Your Lawn this Month
You should aerate your lawn by punching holes in it using a garden fork, it will reduce the need for watering.
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Beds in the Lawn
If you consider making a bed in the lawn, you should remove the turf, otherwise the buried grass will just regrow.
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Feed Your Lawn
Your lawn should be fertilized this month, especially if it was not fertilized in spring.
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Creating a Lawn
Creating a new lawn really depends on soil preparation, it is often better to consult professionals beforehand.
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High Phosphate Fertiliser
Applying a high phosphate fertiliser to your lawn will help root growth and prepare it for the next winter.
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First Cut of Grass
On a dry day, take a first cutting, don’t cut off too much as that might turn your lawn all yellow. [Photo CCBY JohnTann]
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Is Your Lawn Prepared?
Is your lawn prepared for summer? Raking it thoroughly is essential! Aeration is top priority! [Photo CCBYSA Ian T McFarland]
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Entice Your Bees
Its beneficial to keep the bees in your garden happy, housing, special plants and a wild lawn can all help. [Photo CCBY coniferconifer]
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