The task of mowing your lawn might seem like a simple chore, but the moisture can affect your mower and the overall health of your lawn. A question that often comes up is whether it’s okay to mow when ...

It’s a familiar scene: stepping outside to find the lawn soaked from a surprise rain shower or glistening with early morning dew. The grass looks a little wild, and the urge to tidy it up kicks in.

Mowing wet grass may seem like a good way to make the most of a rainy day, but this small shortcut can cost more in the long run. Lawn health and personal safety are better left to a dry day. Waiting ...

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Knowing how to mow your lawn properly is as important as establishing a sound fertilization and irrigation regimen for your grass; you should be mowing, leaving the right height, and cleaning up ...

The simple answer is no, you can’t mow wet grass. While professional groundskeepers for golf courses, tennis courts and stadiums are likely to suggest that cutting wet grass is safe, it’s worth ...

Lawn mowing always feels like one of those tasks you dread more than most. Even with a small lawn in your yard, you approach it like scaling Everest. There are just so many things that bug you when ...

Grass grows so fast this time of year that some lawn owners swear they can see it grow. While that might be an exaggeration, mid-April through May is prime time for good grass growth in Pennsylvania.

Mowing the lawn is a household chore that has to be done, but does it matter when you cut it? It turns out there's a best time for it. "It's better to mow when the canopy, or grass leaves, are dry," ...