Lawns are easy to mange!
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If you are lucky to have a lawn, regardless if you are renting or owning a property, there are easy things to do to have a great lawn. Visually a good designed lawn will act as a frame or negative space and also serve as a place to do fun stuff with kids and family! The number # 1 action to take is to cut it regularly. No more than 7 to 9 days should pass before cuting your lawneach time in the season. # 2 Sharpen the blade! Whether it is a pushmower, electric mower or gas mower. Buy 2 blades and always have one sharp. The grass blades do not like to be rough cut. ! I will be putting 2 actions everyday for you too understand the top 10 rules to a great lawn. Thanks
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Thanks for sharing. It seems you have more knowledge than I do to 'manage' a lawn.
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Your welcome. I just wan people to realize that even if they are paying for someone else to cut and maintain their lawn that they know if that person or company really cares!
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I am on 9-5 job and I always hire people to cut the grass. I don't have the machine to do it myself. So far so good. Nothing much to maintain but just to keep the grass short.
Thanks
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Joe
Keeping the lawn cut short can sometimes make the lawn degrade over time. If the lawn is cut at the right height 2.5 inches and sometime more depending upon climate and location. The lawn grass used on gold courses is a different type of grass and can be cut shorter. If your residential lawn it is not cut too short, it is healthier and needs less pesticide use, which obviously are toxic to the planet > Thanks for listening.
Thanks for the great lesson Kathleen.
Is this going to be your niche project?
Thanks again.
Joe
Not sure I am knowledgeable in all areas of landscaping and garden design
You can use whatever you know now and the rest comes with a bit of research. All the best.
Joe