If you've got bulbs in your lawn, you'll need to be extra careful when it comes to the first mow of the year – here's when to do it, according to experts

Daffodils growing in grass lawn in garden.

Not sure when to mow your grass if you have bulbs in your lawn? It’s worth finding out if you want to avoid cutting the blooms short this season.If you’re wondering when to start cutting your grass after winter, you wouldn’t be the only one – it’s a hot topic of conversation between gardeners up and down the country this month. If you’ve got bulbs like daffodils in your lawn, though, the guidelines are slightly different – and you’ll likely have to wait a bit longer to give your grass its first cut of the year, or at least take extra caution, if you want your spring flowers to flower to their fullest potential.I asked the experts when to mow your grass if you have bulbs in your lawn to make sure you don't ruin this (and next!) spring's displays.

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