Fixing Bare Patches in a Robot-Mown Lawn
A reader emailed me last spring in a mild panic: bare, muddy tracks had appeared in her lawn a few weeks after…
Owning a robot mower changes how your whole lawn behaves, usually for the better and sometimes in ways that surprise first-time owners. This section is about the results, not just the machine. We cover the right cutting height for a healthy lawn, how frequent robotic mowing and mulched clippings quietly feed the grass, and how to handle thick spring growth, wet patches, moss, slopes, and the awkward edges a mower cannot reach. You will learn why robot-mown lawns look so even, how to coax clean stripes, and how to fix bare or scalped spots. If you want a genuinely better lawn and not just less mowing, start here.
20 articlesA reader emailed me last spring in a mild panic: bare, muddy tracks had appeared in her lawn a few weeks after…
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People ask me this constantly, usually after watching their robot trundle out into a soggy morning. Should a robot mower cut wet…