Scalping is the gruesome term for cutting too short. It can leave ugly brown patches in areas of uneven ground and strain root systems. "This leads to weeds breaking through the turf," says Pat Callahan, director of grounds, landscaping, and turf at Delaware Valley College in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Cool-season grasses are cut to 2' to 3' inches; warm-season grass is cut to 1 to 3 inches. You can find outlet a nice lawn mower from here: The Best lawn mower
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Scalping is the gruesome term for cutting too short. It can leave ugly brown patches in areas of uneven ground and strain root systems. "This leads to weeds breaking through the turf," says Pat Callahan, director of grounds, landscaping, and turf at Delaware Valley College in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Cool-season grasses are cut to 2' to 3' inches; warm-season grass is cut to 1 to 3 inches. You can find outlet a nice lawn mower from here: The Best lawn mower
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