thank u for answering Naomie, I live in west Wicklow. THE South of Ireland It has been very wet now for three weeks but plenty of wind which has a drying effect but the grass/soil is very stoggy.
Avoid cutting your grass if your ground is soggy, because walking upon it may make the ground harder. Better to wait until grass is dry, as well, to reduce potential for fungal gwoth.
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It's always ok to cut the grass weather permitting. Where do you live? What zone?
thank u for answering Naomie, I live in west Wicklow. THE South of Ireland It has been very wet now for three weeks but plenty of wind which has a drying effect but the grass/soil is very stoggy.
Hi, Olive,
Avoid cutting your grass if your ground is soggy, because walking upon it may make the ground harder. Better to wait until grass is dry, as well, to reduce potential for fungal gwoth.
Hi, Olive,
I meant "fungal growth"...