Before we bid farewell to October and welcome November with its chillier weather and shorter days, there are several lawn tasks that need to be ticked off in preparation for this period.Even though the lawn might not be at the forefront of every homeowner's mind, it certainly shouldn't be left to brave the cold months on its own.Steve Taylor, Grass Guru at GreenThumb, the UK's premier lawn care brand, has emphasised the significance of garden upkeep during the colder months to ensure your lawn is primed to flourish come spring.He stated: "While our lawns may be dormant, a little care can go a long way.
Taking a few proactive steps now will set the stage for a healthy lawn when warmer weather arrives."Steve's initial tip is to remove your outdoor furniture and other items from your lawn.
If left out and unused these hefty objects can create dead spots, causing the grass to look stunted and thinner come spring.Steve advised: "Fallen leaves can block sunlight and air, both of which are essential for your grass' survival.
They can also create damp conditions on your lawn, which can foster fungal growth so possibly disease along with some moss growth.
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