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🌿 How Often Should I Mow My Lawn? A Local Guide for Etobicoke Homeowners
Keeping your lawn healthy and lush doesn’t just depend on watering and fertilizing — regular mowing is one of the most important parts of turf care. But how often should you actually mow your lawn? Let’s break it down for Etobicoke and surrounding areas.
đź—“ Weekly Mowing is Best During Peak Growing Season
đź—“ Weekly Mowing is Best During Peak Growing Season
For most grass types in Etobicoke, weekly mowing is ideal from late spring through early fall. Once your grass starts actively growing (typically in May), it should be mowed every 7 days to:
Maintain even growth
Prevent weeds from taking over
Keep your lawn looking sharp and healthy
If you wait too long between cuts, your mower could scalp the lawn or leave clumps of clippings that smother the grass below.
✂️ Follow the “One-Third Rule”
✂️ Follow the “One-Third Rule”
Never remove more than 1/3 of the grass blade in one mow. Cutting too much at once stresses your lawn and weakens the root system. Instead, stay consistent with short, regular trims — your grass will thank you.
📉 Cooler Weather? Less Frequent Mowing
📉 Cooler Weather? Less Frequent Mowing
As temperatures drop in late September and October, grass growth slows down. You can start mowing every 10–14 days before stopping completely once the lawn goes dormant.
🛠️ Lawn Not Growing Evenly?
🛠️ Lawn Not Growing Evenly?
Uneven growth, patches, or weeds could signal other issues like soil compaction, lack of nutrients, or poor irrigation coverage. We offer lawn aeration, overseeding, and irrigation system checks to get your lawn back on track.
đź“Ť Local Lawn Mowing Service in Etobicoke
đź“Ť Local Lawn Mowing Service in Etobicoke
At Clover Property Care, we specialize in weekly lawn mowing in Etobicoke and nearby areas. Our crews are trained to mow properly, trim neatly, and keep your property looking its best — all season long.
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