Cool-season grasses (bluegrass, rye, fescue) surge in fall—cool nights, warm soil, moisture. Mowing continues regularly.
As growth slows (late Oct–Nov), lower mower deck ½–1 inch for the last 2 mowings. Benefits:
Never remove more than ⅓ blade height at once. Gradual reduction over 2 cuts is safe.
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