In May, we let our grass grow freely. Not out of laziness, but out of love for nature. The "No Mow in May" movement is gaining popularity in Belgium and other parts in Europe. By not mowing for a month, we help bees, butterflies, and other insects find food and reproduce. It's a big win for biodiversity – and gives your garden a beautiful, natural look.Letting your lawn grow wild is a deliberate choice. But while the grass flourishes, there are other things in the garden that should be taken care of. Like that old tree stump that's been in the way for months – maybe even years.