Can You Mow Wet Grass?

Welcome to spring! The weather has been getting warmer, and here at Fresh Lawns we’ve been gearing up to keep your lawn looking amazing over the coming months.

An important part of the transition from winter to spring is the need to fertilise your lawn. Your grass goes into hibernation during the winter which is the reason it grows so little, and a kick start is often necessary to give it the best chance of remaining strong and healthy, and looking beautiful for the warmer seasons ahead.

Your lawn is constantly growing, and as each blade of grass expands and with every weed that pops up and blooms, the time and work it takes to trim, cut, and care for that lawn increases. Let’s take a look at what happens through the weeks from the moment your lawn is cut and how it affects the time and effort needed to get your lawn back into shape.