You're gone for months, not days. A lawn left all season is a jungle by spring — and a quiet announcement that the house sits empty. Keep it mowed and lived-in-looking the whole time you're away, and roll into spring with no catch-up battle.
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Gone for the whole season
Months away means the lawn is unrecognizable by the time you're back.
An empty house shows
Overgrown grass tells the whole street the place is unoccupied.
Spring catch-up is brutal
Coming home to knee-high grass means an ugly, expensive first cut.
I keep it on schedule the entire time you're gone — no one needs to be home. Your place looks occupied and cared-for, and you land back to a lawn that's already dialed in, not a wilderness.