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Wichita, KS - Aug 4, 2023
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Did you know? There are approximately 50 million acres of grass in the United States. Approximately 21 million of those acres are in our front and back yards.

Resources

• Kansas State University Extension
• 5 Places to Explore Nature in Wichita, KS
• Summer Lawn Care Tips for Wichita, KS
• Winter Lawn Care Tips for Wichita, KS

Popular Grass Types in Wichita

肯塔基蓝草	27%
Zoysiagrass	20%
Tall Fescue	18%
Bermudagrass	16%
Buffalograss	9%
Perennial Ryegrass	8%
Centipedegrass	2%

Lawn Care Facts

Average Yard Size	10,018 sq ft
Average Mowing Price	$67.71
Average Customer Review	4.74 / 5.0
Weekly Cuts	43%
Biweekly Cuts	29%
Monthly Cuts	28%
Lawns Fertilized	16%
草坪与叶切除	6%
Aerated Lawns	1%
Yards with Cleanups	3%
Days That Are Sunny	10%

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Easy, Affordable Lawn Care Services in Wichita

It can be difficult for homeowners to grow grass for their lawns in Wichita because of the city's hot summers and chilly winters. LawnStarter can help you choose the right kind of grass, maintain it for you, and ramp up your curb appeal with professional landscaping.

Winter Lawn Care Tips:Start prepping your lawn in the fall for the upcoming cold temps by clearing all the fallen leaves before the first snowfall to prevent snow mold. Fall is a great time to aerate your lawn –– you'll create space in the soil to allow water, nutrients, and air to reach the roots, ensuring it survives the cold winter. In combination with aerating, fertilizing your lawn before the first frost will let those extra nutrients absorb into the soil and feed your grass's roots all winter.

Common Lawn Diseases:Brown patch, and dollar spot, leaf blight, and rust.

Best Grass Types for Wichita: Because Wichita is in a transition zone, you have your pick between warm-season and cool-season grasses. Bermudagrass, buffalo grass, and Zoysiagrass are warm-season grasses that will grown all summer and turn brown and dormant in the winter. Tall fescue is a cool-season grass that does well here. It only becomes dormant during extreme hot or cold temperatures, so you'll enjoy a green lawn most of the year.

How Often Should You Mow Your Lawn?In times of rapid development, you might need to mow your lawn every 3 to 5 days, but in times of slower growth, you could extend that to once every 7 to 10 days. During the winter, you ought to be able to put off mowing for a few weeks or months.

When do you have time to take care of your landscaping when you have a full schedule with job, your children's activities, household duties, and keeping up with your friends? You don't need to add anything else to your to-do list –– LawnStarter will take care of all your outdoor service needs in Wichita. Looking for more than just lawn care? We also trim trees, clean gutters, install fences, and power wash.

Call us to get started. We offer customized quotes in just a few minutes and service with a Wichita lawn care pro in as soon as a few days.