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Grass in a healthy lawn is also highly efficient at converting carbon dioxide to oxygen, a process that helps to clean the air and to decrease your area's carbon footprint!

Healthy grass provides feeding ground for birds, which find it a rich source of insects, worms, and other food.

Thick grass prevents soil erosion, filters contaminants from rainwater, and absorbs many types of airborne pollutants, like dust and soot.

Grass in a healthy lawn is highly efficient at converting carbon dioxide to oxygen, a process that helps to clean the air and to decrease your area's carbon footprint.

By mowing your grass more often and leaving it a bit high, you promote your soil with fresh clippings.

A healthy lawn can out-compete most weeds, out-survive most insect attacks, and fend off most diseases before these problems ever get the upper hand.

It's important to mow with sharp blades to prevent tearing and injuring the grass.