There’s nothing better than a good old-fashioned Easter egg hunt on the lawn — it’s a tradition that brings back childhood memories and gives the kids something fun (and slightly chaotic) to do. But a quick tidy-up and a few small tips can make it even better — and safer!
🌿 1. Mow Before the Bunny Arrives
Long grass is great for hiding eggs — but it’s also great for hiding things you don’t want to find, like snakes. A quick mow before the big day keeps things safer and easier for little feet to run through.
🐍 2. Keep Safety in Mind
Snakes and bugs can be more active in warm weather and overgrown gardens. Keep grass short and avoid hiding eggs in tight bushes, compost areas, or under garden debris.
🥚 3. Remember Your Hiding Spots!
Make a quick note of where you’ve hidden eggs so you don’t leave any behind to melt, attract ants, or sit forgotten in the garden for weeks. (Especially foil-wrapped ones — they’re not great for the lawn or the environment.)
🌱 4. A Little Nod to the Planet
If you’re keen to go a bit greener this Easter, consider:
- Reusable plastic eggs you can fill yourself and reuse each year - Great if you prefer to put berries/nuts inside instead of chocolate
- Using small containers or paper wraps instead of foil
👪 5. Keep It Simple — and Fun!
At the end of the day, the best Easter egg hunts are the ones where kids are laughing, the sun’s out, and no one’s stressed. A little planning and a tidy lawn go a long way to making the day smooth, safe, and super fun.
💬 Ready for the Easter Bunny?
If your garden’s looking a little wild after all that March rain, now’s the perfect time to get it back in shape.
We’re here to help with mowing and garden tidy-ups across Scone and the surrounding areas.
