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Find out what to watch for to best time your lawn’s last mow of the season. grandbrothers / Shutterstock.com
With fall’s chill, your lawn needs less trimming. But when should you stop mowing the lawn before winter? You should perform the last mow of the season when the grass stops growing, typically when temperatures drop below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Mowing during a winter frost is not recommended, so you’ll need to squeeze in the final mow at least one week before the first frost. However…
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