Spring Lawn Care & Mowing Tips!

Mower Makeover 
Give your trusty mower a spring makeover. Change the oil, replace the spark plug, and sharpen or replace the blades for a smoother cut.

Height Matters! 
Set your mower to the right cutting height. Start a bit higher in early spring and gradually lower it as the grass grows.

Bag or Mulch?
Decide whether you want to bag clippings or mulch them back into the lawn. Mulching adds nutrients to your soil!

Pattern Play
Mow in different patterns each time for a fun and healthy lawn. Try diagonal, crisscross, or even a checkerboard design.

Edge Elegance
Use a trimmer or edger to create crisp, clean lines around sidewalks and garden beds. It's like a frame for your lawn.

Timing is Key
Mow when the grass is dry to prevent clumping. Early morning or late afternoon is usually the best time.

One-Third Rule
  Never remove more than one-third of the grass height in a single mowing session. It reduces stress on your lawn.

Want to know the perfect cut height for a certain grass type?
Check out our blog on Best Mowing Height For Your Grass Type

Weed Warrior
Keep an eye out for weeds along the edges and remove them promptly. A little effort now prevents bigger issues later.

Sharp Shears
Don't forget to sharpen your pruning shears or hedge trimmers. Precise cuts help plants thrive.

Bush Beautification
Trim bushes and shrubs to shape them and encourage healthy growth. They'll look tidy and happy.

Lawn Love
Show your lawn some love! Fertilize to promote strong growth and lush green color.

Stay Hydrated
Water deeply but infrequently. It's better to water deeply once a week than lightly every day.

Seed Saver
If you have bare spots, overseed in early spring to fill them in and create a thicker lawn.

Pest Check
Keep an eye out for lawn pests, like grubs, and treat as needed. A healthy lawn is less vulnerable.

Relax & Enjoy the Results
After all the hard work, take a moment to relax and enjoy your beautifully manicured lawn. 
Invite friends and family over for a picnic or a game of frisbee.

Happy mowing, trimming, & lawn care adventures this Spring!