Leaving your lawn to develop naturally into a meadow of pollinator-friendly wildflowers is the best option from an ecological perspective. However, many of us still like to have at least a small area of grass, whether it’s to break up your flower beds or provide space for the kids to play. And while we encourage everyone to take part in No Mow May, you may be looking to buy a mower for the rest of the summer.
Your family’s lawnmower might have been a fossil fuel-guzzling petrol beast, but today, an electric model is far more energy-efficient and kinder to the planet. I’ve tested 10 electric mowers from nine manufacturers to find out which are the best.
