We are lucky to live in a country which has four distinct seasons, but when winter weather becomes extreme, we need to take special care of our lawns. When winter arrives the days are shorter, the sun is low for four or five months of the year and our lawns will become more stressed. During those dark months, when we are more than likely thinking of other things rather than our lawns, extremes in weather arrive such as frost, snow and prolonged wet weather. All these elements can be detrimental, so we have created a guide to help you do the right thing for your lawn when conditions get tough.
Will Snow Damage My Lawn
“Oh the weather outside is frightful, but my lawn looks so delightful, so as there’s no grass to mow, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow…”
Will Frost Damage My Lawn
Whilst looking out your window and watching as the sun touches the frosted grass can be impressive, what impact will the frost have?
Waterlogging
In a country where rain is pretty normal, you might want to keep an extra eye on your lawn in case the rain becomes too much.