Mowing your lawn not only makes the grass look tidy—it also keeps it healthy. It’s a means of protecting your investment, after the time, effort, and money you put into growing your lawn, whether from sod or grass plugs. But let’s face it. No matter the season, the grass type, or the landscape you’re working with, lawn mowing is hard work.
No matter how much effort you put in to make your lawn even, some areas can become uneven over time—most likely due to ground settling, water logging, and heavy foot traffic.
Mowing your lawn not only makes the grass look tidy—it also keeps it healthy. It’s a means of protecting your investment, after the time, effort, and money you put into growing your lawn, whether from sod or grass plugs. But let’s face it. No matter the season, the grass type, or the landscape you’re working with, lawn mowing is hard work.
No matter how much effort you put in to make your lawn even, some areas can become uneven over time—most likely due to ground settling, water logging, and heavy foot traffic.
