Mowing the lawn is seen by many as a mundane task that is often avoided until the garden has become a wilderness. Not only that – new research has shown that cutting the grass could actually be damaging to your health.

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Grass allergy is a common affliction which occurs throughout spring and summer. Being allergic to grass is often mistaken for hay fever because the symptoms are very similar. Grass allergy can also occur in a way similar to asthma.

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To most people, the idea of leaving loose grass clippings on the lawn after mowing means an unsightly garden or, even worse, a garden prone to thatch. However the loose clippings which result from GrassCycling (or mulching) are entirely unrelated to thatch. In fact, a mower optimised for GrassCycling is likely to eliminate any thatch already present.

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Winter is almost over and your lawn can stop struggling with wintry showers – it’s time to get your garden ready for spring. Unless you want to suffer for the rest of the year, it’s really worth investing time into preparing your lawn.