5 Tips For A Dazzling

 5 Tips For A Dazzling No Mow May



To fully enjoy your growing lawn, it is beneficial to learn one or two things about re-widening your garden. You will find that not cutting is the first step to rewilding, which makes perfect sense. Because if nature leaves it to its own will, the first thing it does is cover the ground. You do not need to look at more than your own vegetable garden for the live experience, i.e. weeds.


Read on to gather ideas on how to embrace No Mow May. Eventually, with the help of nature, you can inspire others to do the same as we grow a gigantic wildflower.


1. Let grass and other plants grow


Unless you want to mow your lawn, stop trying to suppress it. It's time to show off the beauty of your lawn. A certain level of rebellion may be required here. But it is worth remembering that not all traditions are good in the long run. We need to open up new ideas and embrace change. Although it is fun to have a short lawn to play ball with, notice how much and how often you use your lawn. Then decide to prune accordingly.


2. Embrace diversity



If you want to see the dazzling view of flowers in your backyard, you can spend a little time and money planting flowers (or scatter some wildflower seed pods) on the edges or go out without doing anything and marvel at what grows. It's free, so you have nothing to lose. When new plants come to you on your lawn, pick up a plant identification book and learn about the wonders that grow under your feet. You may be aware of obvious things like dandelions that cannot be missed. If you accidentally touch and brush against the annoying plant, you will definitely feel it, probably all day long. A reminder to be very careful next time.


3. Eat your weeds


No Mow May, it turns out, can not grow into an edible landscape. That is, if you are interested in looking for fodder, you should eat a wild bite.


When you allow your lawn to grow, dandelions will be one of the first greens to appear. After a while, they explode into a ripe golden blanket of pollen. One garden myth we want to dispel is that you save dandelions for bees. Even if they use it, wildflowers and tree pollen actually come first on their list.


So, if dandelion greens are not sprayed, eat as much as possible. Since you don’t mow your lawn this No Move May, it really should be number one. Doing nothing really means that. Do not bulk up your lawn, instead follow organic methods.


4. Mow A Path


While it is possible to turn your entire lawn into a wildflower lawn, it is not a permanent solution for everyone. However, if you have extra land to dedicate to native wildflowers, go for it!


But the lack of lawn does not prevent the lawn from being cut down. That is something we can all do. Even if you have not actually used your lawn at this time of year, if you have to go to the shed for gardening tools, the easiest way to maintain a cut / uncut balance is to cut a simple path and park there.


5. Mow Less May


Less frequent pruning as an alternative to No Mow May. If you usually cut once a week, look at what happens when you do it once every two weeks. In this way, dandelions and clover will still bloom, leaving something to choose pollinators. To do this, set your saw to the highest possible height. Cutting grass and other plants to a height of 3.5 to 4 promotes a healthier, more drought-tolerant lawn.



At the same time, creating a “pollinating paradise” is beneficial, so you don’t have to cut alone to attract pests to your backyard. When you drop many chemicals associated with keeping the lawn green, you may think you are doing a good thing. You are. There will always be the opposite with intriguing ideas.


They are best after the lawn when you have the diversity of flowers and honey and pollen production. Here are some resources that can help you teach them in this regard. The fact that you do not have to water your lawn to stay green Knowing that you are reducing carbon emissions without using a wall-operated lawnmower should make you feel amazing in helping the earth.

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