Publisher identity
Should I Mow My Lawn is operated and published by Andrew Lowrie. The site is a small independent publishing project built to answer one narrow question quickly: is this a sensible time to cut the grass?
Editorial approach
We publish two types of content. General advice pages explain mowing topics such as rain timing, seasonal growth, and cutting technique using publisher-written summaries and cited lawn-care sources. Personalized recommendation screens apply weather and timing heuristics to a saved location and are clearly separate from the editorial library.
For the methodology behind those recommendations, including what is estimated versus exact, see How it works.
Update and review expectations
Advice pages show review and update dates when they are revised. We review pages when a correction is reported, a source materially changes, or the decision experience needs clearer wording. Forecast-driven recommendation pages update with fresh weather inputs and should be treated as time-sensitive utility output rather than permanent editorial guidance.
Corrections and contact
If you spot a factual error or unclear wording, email hello@shouldimowmylawn.com through the contact page. Please include the page URL and an authoritative source where possible.
Safety and limitations
Forecasts and recommendations can be wrong or change quickly. Always follow equipment instructions, local restrictions, and your own assessment of ground and weather conditions.