Experts generally agree that you should stop cutting your grass between October and the end of November. This will tidy up ...

Little and often is the recipe for success. Regular cutting keeps the lawn thick, tidy and deters weeds. For most lawns, at the start of the year set the mower blades to 3cm (1.25in) and cut the ...

In autumn, grass grows slower but still requires regular mowing. According to Dobbs, adjusting the height of your mower blade ...

To help you keep your garden looking its best throughout the year, we've pulled together some top tips on how to cut your grass ... allowing the blades to produce a more uniform cut. In the UK it can ...

AFTER mowing your grass religiously for weeks during the summer, there comes a time when you stop for winter. Grass cutting is an essential task during the spring and summer months, when the ...

This removes winter debris and lifts grass and weed foliage for efficient cutting. Bare patches attract weeds, so re-sow them in spring. Fork the soil to break it up, then firm and level it before ...

Our teams manage and maintain grass areas on Council owned land throughout Aberdeen. We cut grass between mid-March and mid-October but not every grass area needs the same cutting regime. In our parks ...

As autumn sets in, gardeners across the UK are becoming increasingly concerned about the state of their lawns.

Get the latest What's On news straight to your phone by joining us on WhatsApp The experts at CountryLiving have issued a number of tips and things to consider before the first grass cut of the year.

The golden rule of mowing is not to cut more than a third of the grass. We must remember this if we want to keep the lawn in good shape. Notably, longer grass provides better shade to weed seeds, ...

As the colder days draw in, it signals the end of grass mowing season. Knowing when to stop trimming the turf before winter is crucial and getting it wrong can harm the health of your lawn.