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Mowing should be carried out as often as possible. The more you can cut grass at the correct height the better sward you will get. Mowing should not become a task that is only tackled because the grass has got too long, and it certainly should never become a chore. It can be a very satisfying task when done properly.

Always cut in different direction to the last cut if possible and do not cut the lawn too closely. Many people have the misguided notion that if the grass is shaved off then the job will not have to be carried out for a longer period of time. Wrong! This only leads to a quick deterioration of the sward. Shaving a lawn leaves it open to invasion from weeds and encourages moss. But most importantly, by cutting too short you remove the grass plants factory (the grass blades) which helps it to photosynthesise.

If you recall your biology lessons at school, this converts sunlight into essential plant foods for growth. The ideal cutting height for most lawns is between 20mm and 25mm. If you have a lawn which comprises very fine grasses, then you can go down to 10mm, provided the contours of the lawn will take this short height of cut. Most lawns have uneven areas and the cutting height should not scalp the high spots.