What does lawn maintenance involve in winter?

• Make sure your lawn is always clean. You don't need to clean it completely every day, but you should keep an eye out for damage from leaves, moss, pine needles, branches, and other debris: they can cause mold or fungal diseases.
• Mow the grass, if it grows, and keep its height between 5 and 7 centimetres. This height allows the roots to breathe and maintain good protection against the cold. Grass that's too short may be more vulnerable to frost and fungal diseases, while grass that's too long can encourage moss growth and reduce air circulation.
• Avoid too frequent cutsIn winter, grass grows slowly, and regular mowing is often unnecessary. This can also stress the lawn.
• During particularly rainy periods, suspend watering and pay attention to water stagnation.
  If you have trees in your yard, be sure to remove fallen leaves from your lawn. The mass of wet leaves could suffocate you. the grass, preventing air circulation and encouraging the formation of mold.
  If the soil is very compact, it may be helpful to aerate the lawn. This allows oxygen and water to penetrate the soil better, helping the roots to better withstand the elements. cold.
  If the area is prone to severe frosts, you can cover the lawn with a light covering of straw or non-woven fabric to protect the grass from the intense cold.
  Pay attention to the appearance and proliferation of moss: it forms mostly in shady areas where sunlight is scarce.
  All fertilizationsi, even those with natural products, are suspended until spring.

  Finally, since, with low temperatures, the grass becomes more delicate, if possible, avoid stepping on the lawn, Especially if covered in frost or snow. This will prevent the grass blades from breaking and rotting.

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