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 ...

Everybody tells you not to mow wet grass, but why? Does it damage the mower, the lawn itself, or both? We talked to an expert ...

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.

Wet grass clumps in the mower, affecting grass dispersal and potentially stalling the mower. Buildup of wet grass clippings kills the lawn when not picked up. The surface of wet grass is unsafe and ...

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 ...

As fall brings cooler temperatures and shorter days, naturally, your lawn care needs shift—but don't give up on it as early as you want! There's actually a perfect window in the fall when you can stop ...

You'll get the best results with your lawn by tuning up your mower at the beginning of spring. (Dreamstime/TNS) Lawn mowing is one of those tasks you probably do on autopilot. Get out the mower, make ...

A lush and vibrant green lawn is essential for enhancing the beauty of a garden, but in hopes of creating that, gardeners may fall victim to one common mistake. That ...

One simple mistake can be the difference between a glorious green lawn or lifeless - even diseased - grass. Experts have warned that the common error is "wreaking ...