When should you stop mowing your lawn?

Stop mowing the lawn once you notice no further growth or increase in height or when the weather prevents it.Two broad groups of turf grass types must be mentioned regarding mowing and the fall season. Warm-season grasses like zoysia or Bermuda grass halt their growth in chilly fall weather and turn tan. Conversely, cool-season grasses like bluegrass and fescue prosper in the cooler moist fall months and continue to grow until it gets too cold. Stop mowing warm-season grasses once they lose their green color. Cool-season grasses can be mowed until it snows if you see uneven growth and tall grass blades.