How short should you cut your grass before winter? What Kansas experts recommend
Contrary to popular belief, taller grass heading into the winter may actually harm your lawn instead of protecting it. Towering grass in winter may actually harm your lawn rather than protecting it, according to Kansas State University horticulture expert Matt McKernan. This practice can cause problems when the grass blades fall over, creating a matted environment for winter diseases. In general, maintain the proper mowing height throughout the year. K-State Extension recommends that year-round mowing heights for some of the most common lawns in Kansas should be adjusted at specific times. The department of Horticulture and Natural Resources advises that avoiding walking on your lawn when it is covered in frost can cause damage to grass blades that are not yet dormant.
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If you are looking forward to putting the lawnmower away for the season, you might want to wait a little bit longer.
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