If you are wondering what to do with your lawn in September, you’re not alone. Plenty of us have been eyeing our distressed grass nervously from our windows, uncertain what we can do (if anything) to get it looking its verdant best again.
Brown patches, thinning grass and compacted soil are all common after prolonged dry weather, but there really is no need to panic; grass usually bounces back. Still, while September is traditionally one of the busiest months in the lawn care calendar, experts say this year calls for a slightly different approach.
From knowing when to mow to deciding whether your lawn really needs feeding, here’s what the…
Read the full article at IDEALHOME.CO.UK
