The secret to a lush spring lawn starts with your final fall mow
Preparing a lawn for winter requires careful timing and technique. The last mow of the season plays a key role in keeping grass healthy until spring. Experts recommend cutting it just after the first frost, but only under the right conditions.
In Central Europe, including Germany, the final mow usually happens between late October and mid-November. The timing depends on weather patterns and how quickly the grass stops growing. A good rule is to wait until temperatures regularly drop below 5 to 8 degrees Celsius and growth visibly slows.
Following these steps helps the lawn survive the winter in good condition. A well-timed final mow, proper height, and post-cut care all contribute to a greener, healthier lawn in spring. The right preparation now reduces problems later.
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