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HOW TO MOW YOUR LAWN

 

HOW TO MOW YOUR LAWN




Why you need to mow your lawn

A well trimmed lawn sets apart your house from the rest and really helps to give your house, the personality and charm you want people to take note of. That is why you need to learn to HOW TO MOW YOUR LAWN. You don’t even need to do the work daily. In periods of slow growth like winters and spring mow your lawn once a week and in summers twice a week and it only takes 30-60 minutes to get your lawn in shape.


Equipment required to mow your lawn


Before learning HOW TO MOW YOUR LAWN you really need to collect all the equipment for it. Here is a list of basic equipment that you will need to mow your lawn:

  • Lawn mowers

  • Sturdy shoes

  • Long handle edging shears

  • Safety gears (ear and eye protection)

  • Residual current device if you opt for electric lawn mowers.


Steps

Now that you have collected the basic equipment to mow your lawn. Here is a step by step to go through on HOW TO MOW YOUR LAWN:

Step 1: Make sure the lawn is not wet as the wet grass can get your mower stuck and remove any and all objects that might get stuck in your lawn mower.

Step 2: Set the height of grass cutting in your lawn mower at your desired height. It is usually preferred to stick to the ⅓ rd rule for healthier growth of grass.

Step 3: Start cutting your grass in straight horizontal or vertical lines. 

Step 4: Keep periodically removing the debris from your lawn or leave it there for some time if the season is dry.

Step 5: Now clip the ends by shears.

Step 6: Dispose off the debris or you can use it in your compost.



These are the basic steps you need to learn to MOW YOUR LAWN. Hope they helped you out.


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