“No Mo May” encourages people to cut back on mowing their lawns or even skip it all together.
It’s a movement to help save bees to survive and thrive.
“When I see a lawn covered in dandelions, I don't see weeds. I see bee food,” said Meghan Gave, owner of the Honey Exchange.However, experts worry higher grass could create more tick exposure. They encourage people to take steps to protect themselves from ticks if they choose to not mow their lawn.
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