Lawn Stripe Visualiser
Pick your lawn shape and a stripe direction, see what your garden could look like before we touch a mower.
1. Lawn shape
2. Stripe pattern
About this pattern
Straight east-west stripes, the classic Wimbledon look.
Visualisation only, exact result depends on lawn condition, mower deck and grass species.
How lawn stripes actually work
The colour difference isn't cut height, it's the direction the grass is bent. Light bouncing off blades pointing away from you looks pale; blades pointing towards you look dark.
The classic Wimbledon stripe needs a mower with a rear roller (a cylinder mower or a roller-equipped rotary). Standard rotary mowers can produce a faint stripe but not the deep contrast.
For best results you need: a healthy, dense lawn (stressed grass won't hold a stripe), regular mowing in alternating directions, and a sharp blade.
Want stripes like that?
We can build you up to the lawn the stripes need. Feeding, scarifying, aerating and a regular mowing round at the right cadence, that's how a tired lawn becomes a striped one.
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