You must think that mowing your lawn is easy. Walking back and forth while pushing a lawn mower is easy. Simple. But wait! It’s not all about the central coast lawn mowing. There are many other things to see, particularly along this picturesque coast where nature flourishes.

Imagine: Saturday morning. There’s a misty wind blowing, and your usual dose of coffee has been consumed. When you step outside, the lush, vibrant green lawn is there, giving you a side-eye. Start-up can feel overwhelming, just like unpacking from a long vacation.

First, consider your lawn type. Each grass has a unique characteristic. Kikuyu? Buffalo? Couch grass? Each grass is different, requiring different frequency and cutting heights. Kikuyu, for example, is the teenager of grasses–fast-growing and rebellious, needs taming more often. Buffalo, however, is like your cool uncle. Slow-growing and low maintenance.

This is a tip I swear by. Always keep your mower’s blades razor-sharp. Dull blades? Chop and not cut. They’ll make your lawn look like it was cut badly. Imagine a buzzcut made with rusty scissors. Beyond aesthetics