How to Make Stripes on the Lawn? All You Need Is an Ordinary Lawnmower and One Gadget
5:17 PM EDT, August 8, 2022, updated: 1:06 PM EDT, August 20, 2022
The lawn in front of the house is the pride of every gardener. Everyone wants it to be strong, dense and very green. However, some aspire to improve its visual appearance. How to do it? The answer is the patterns you can make on your backyard turf 😉 Find out how to create stripes on your lawn.
Can a backyard lawn look like a manicured soccer field? By all means yes! The hallmark of any turf is the vertical stripes visible on the grass. It gives an amazing effect. It turns out that making stripes is not difficult at all.
The Roller for Creating Stripes
Stripes, waves or checkerboard visible on the lawn is not at all complicated to make. And what is important here is not the species of grass or the height of the cut. The whole secret lies in a special roller, roller or roll (the nomenclature of one product varies). This device is installed in mowers instead of rear wheels. If you do not have such a device, you can rent one from any power tool rental company. On the other hand, another option is to buy just the wring roller itself. You can easily mount it on the back of your mower.
Stripes by on Grass by Installed Flap
Patterns on the lawn are formed by bending the blades of grass in a particular direction. If they bend in the direction you look, they appear lighter. In contrast, you will get the impression of a darker grass color when individual blades shade each other. In addition, the angle of incidence of the light and the place where it is reflected (the tip of the leaf or its wider part) are also of great importance.
# Stripes and Checkerboard
The simplest pattern is, of course, stripes. To create them you need to mow and roll the grass in different directions. The idea is that the grass that is in adjacent stripes should line up in opposite directions.
On a similar principle, you can also create an impressive checkerboard. First, start by creating strips horizontally. Then make another row of stripes, but already vertically.
So, now you already know how to make strips on your lawn.