How to Care for Your lawn in the Extreme Heat of Summer
The extreme heat of summer isn’t just hard on you, it is hard on your lawn too. At Lawn Doctor of Anapolis-Bowie we are trained to know how to evaluate your lawn and tailor the care we give based on the seasonal conditions. So we thought would share some tips for keeping your lawn as resilient and healthy as possible in hot and dry conditions. Cutting. Your grass gets it’s energy to grow and sustain itself through photosynthesis. If you cut the blades too short it can limit your lawn’s ability to take in energy and leave it more vulnerable. It is best to r aise your cutting height when it is hot and dry and only mow 1/3 of the total length at any given time. Timing when you mow also helps and should be done after a rain or watering day, but not when the grass is still wet. A sharp blade makes a big difference too, as a dull blade can tear the grass rather than cut it which takes longer to heal. By following these guidelines, you can help your grass generate a stronge