When and How to Mow Your New Lawn
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When and How to Mow Your New Lawn
Overview
Establishing a strong root system is crucial before mowing a new lawn. For seeded lawns, this process can take up to two months, while sod might be ready for mowing in just three weeks. Plugs, sprigs, and stolons typically require about six weeks to set roots firmly.
Timing for Mowing
- Seeded Lawns: Wait until all seeds have germinated, which might take up to two months.
- Sod: Can often be mowed within three weeks after laying.
- Plugs, Sprigs, and Stolons: Allow six weeks for roots to establish.
Ensure that roots are firmly set before mowing to prevent any damage.
Mowing Guidelines
1. Grass Height: Never cut more than one-third of the grass height. If your grass is three inches tall, only cut one inch.
2. Lawn Conditions: Ensure the lawn is completely dry before mowing to avoid harm.
3. Mower Settings: Consult your mower's instruction manual and adjust to the recommended height for new lawns.
4. Blade Maintenance: Keep blades sharp for efficient mowing. Dull or unbalanced blades work inefficiently and can damage the lawn.
5. Mowing Frequency: Mow at the highest recommended height initially, then again after a few days. Regularly mow every four to five days, provided the grass has grown. Avoid mowing too frequently to prevent scalping.
Following these tips will help keep your new lawn lush, healthy, and well-groomed.
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