Why choose the ATCO walk-behind mower for your lawn

In 2021 ATCO are celebrating a Centenary of producing lawnmowers in Great Britain. 100 years ago ATCO started manufacturing from their factory in Birmingham and continue to this day to produce fine quality mowers for the lawns of Great Britain. ATCO lawnmowers are produced to an exceptional standard and your money will be well invested […]

More Lawn Mower Art

A while ago we brought you the talents of Uriel Osorio at Shafer Wineries in California; a man who had taught himself how to create grassy art with a lawnmower and some inspiration and whose “grassterpieces” were bringing a smile to the faces of the winery employees and Facebook fans. Inspired by Osorio’s lawn mower […]

Lawn Mower Art & Grassterpieces

A while back we discovered two Americans who mowed and painted the logo for their favourite baseball team into their lawns as a show of support for the team during tense qualification periods. It seems large-scale lawn art is a big thing across the pond, as the groundskeeper at Shafer Wineries in the Napa Valley, […]

History of Lawns and Landscaping

It is hard for most of us to imagine a world without lawns in one form or another, whether it is your own garden or a public park, which is just a very large lawn for everyone to enjoy. We take this recreational space for granted, as an arena for picnics and sports days, celebrations […]

Worlds Fastest Lawnmower

Norwegian Speed Factory, a team of top engineers that work in the world of motorsport, have created the fastest lawn mower in the world, with a record breaking top speed of 133.5 miles per hour. This new top speed smashed the previous record of just under 117 mph, which was set the year before. Working […]

American Lawn Mower Museums

We reported recently on the eccentricities of the British, especially when it comes to garden maintenance. There was David Grisenthwaite, the pensioner in Scotland who meticulously recorded every instance of mowing his lawn since the 1980s, and then we met Brian Radam, curator of the British Lawnmower Museum. One might think that this quirky obsession […]

Lawn Mower Enthusiasts

If you got excited by our feature on the British Lawn Mower Museum then let us introduce you to two men who share your passion for lawn mowers and all things related. If you have seen the news recently then you have almost certainly heard of David Grisenthwaite. Mr Grisenthwaite, 87, has kept a diary […]

The British Lawn Mower Museum – A Great Day Out!

Well look no further than the British Lawn Mower Museum in Southport, Merseyside. Founded in 1990 by ex lawn mower racing champion Brian Radam, the museum plays host to one of the largest collections of new and vintage lawn mowers in the world, as well as exhibits dedicated to celebrity lawn mowers and lawn mower […]

Use Your Lawn Mower Creatively

Your lawn mower can be much more than just a tool for cutting grass; several people have put theirs to good use in creating grassy masterpieces. A group of Volkswagen enthusiasts at an event in Despatch, South Africa, wanted to recreate the iconic logo for their VW Logo and Parade Day, but getting 84 vintage […]

Multiple Lawn Mower Systems

Conventional wisdom dictates that one lawn mower must be used by one person at a time; the idea of using three, or even five lawn mowers at the same time is a difficult one to grasp. Charles Grassley, a senator based in Des Moines, Iowa, decided to hitch two push mowers to the back of […]

Lawnmowers Have Never Been So Much Fun!

The topic of ride-on mowers brings us to a sport that really illustrates the definition of ‘grass roots’. Lawn mower racing started in 1973 in West Sussex after a group of motorsport enthusiasts enjoyed a pint at The Cricketers Arms in Wisborough Green. Having been to the hostelry myself I can see why the idea […]

Story Of The Lawn Mower

From Cotton Mills To Kew Gardens – The Story Of The Lawn Mower If the sight of an immaculate lawn leaves you feeling sympathetic to the mower today, then spare a the gardeners of yesteryear. While grazing animals were used by common people to keep open ground in check, the pristine lawns of the great […]