Want to make sure your lawn gets 2019 off to a good start? Winter is undoubtedly the most difficult time for a lawn. All plants need good weather to thrive, and grass is no exception. Indeed, exposed lawns can often suffer worse than other, more sheltered plants. Growth virtually stops in winter, meaning no more cutting (this may come as a relief to some). Even if some growth does occur across the winter season, which does happen, albeit very slowly, you’ll want to avoid cutting, as this is damage to the lawn it cannot easily sustain. Weakened by cold weather...
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