Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Mowing weekly yet?
I have a mowing service who only mowed my St Augustine grass once in January, once in Feb and mowed March 2 and nothing since. I thought weekly mowing began again March 1st for most lawns. Are you getting weeking mowings yet?
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Right now we are mowed every other week trimming down every week
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Our's is done about once a week. Will increase as grass moves out dormant state.
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Every other week throughout the winter. I think very soon they'll go back to every week.
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Every other week for ours.
The weather determines when the grass grows. |
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You need to Switch out who ever is mowing your grass
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Mowing weekly, trimming every other week. Aerated lawn and fertilized lawn, landscaping and trees last week.
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Mine hardly grew in the last week with the cold weather.
Leave it long (4"), it's healthier. (St.Augustine) Not looking forward to mowing every week again. Last edited by NoMoSno; 03-28-2018 at 10:05 AM. |
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So many others do not supply date or grass type
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As to when your lawn SHOULD BE mowed. The suggestion is to never remove more than 1/3 of the grass length. Perhaps like me our mowing guy is suffering from spring fever. Or in the real world he has probably gotten complaints from customers who feel they are paying him for doing nothing. Right now, on zoysia once every two weeks is plenty unless you insist on cutting it short. At one inch it needs to be cut every time it grows 1/3 of an inch. At two inches it needs to be cut-should be cut-when it grows 2/3 of an inch. Unless you are mowing yourself, since, most of the mowing services wil not come more than once a week. That is reason enough to cut your zoyzia at 2-3 inches. FORTUNATELY, FOR ALL OF US YOUR PLANTS DO NOT READ. |
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