Lawn Care Secrets: Don't Starve Your Grass!

Most people are killing their grass by cutting it too short. Here's what lawn

care companies don't want you to know. That perfect golf course look you're

chasing is actually starving your roots. In spring and fall, keep your blade

at three and a half inches. Summer heat demands four inches because taller grass shades

the soil. And holds moisture longer. Winter dormancy lets you drop to

three inches. The height isn't about aesthetics, it's about survival. Shorter grass means

shallow roots that can't reach water during drought. You're basically forcing your lawn to

live paycheck to paycheck. Instead of building savings. Raise that mower