Many people tend to stop cutting the grass in their garden during the winter months as the cold weather is said to stop the grass from growing.
During the spring and summer, lawns should be cut every two weeks. Grass grows when soil temperature reaches above 6C.
According to the Royal Horticultural Society, in winter, the wet weather leaves the blades and soil damp and you should never mow the lawn if the ground is very soft, wet, or frozen, the Liverpool Echo reports.
