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Omaha, NE - 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

• University of Nebraska Extension
• Native Plants for Easy Gardening in Omaha, NE
• Fall Lawn Care Tips for Residents in Omaha, NE
• Spring Lawn Care Tips for Omaha, NE
• Common Lawn and Garden Pests in Omaha, NE
• 5 Grass Types for Lawns in Omaha, NE

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草坪上Care Facts

Average Yard Size	6,258 sq ft
Average Mowing Price	$65.22
Average Customer Review	4.73 / 5.0
Weekly Cuts	21%
Biweekly Cuts	31%
Monthly Cuts	48%
草坪上s Fertilized	13%
草坪上s with Leaf Removal	5%
Aerated Lawns	4%
Yards with Cleanups	4%
Days That Are Sunny	7%

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Easy, Affordable Lawn Care Services in Omaha

Omaha's warm and humid summers coupled with cold and snowy winters can make keeping your lawn healthy a real challenge. LawnStarter's pros know what it takes to keep your lawn looking great all year. From routine lawn care to elaborate landscaping, we do it all.

Best Grass Types for Omaha:Bentgrass, Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, buffalograss, and annual ryegrass are all great options for Omaha's changing weather patterns.

Spring Lawn Care Tips:Weeds like foxtail, crabgrass, and spurge can start sprouting up in mid-spring, so applying a pre-emergent herbicide in late April is a good idea to stop the weeds before they start. If your lawn has a cool-season grass, this is also the best time to start fertilizing your lawn. Begin mowing your lawn regularly, but remember to not cut it too short. The taller it is, the deeper its roots are (and the stronger it is). And never cut more than one-third of the grass's height at a time or you risk stunting its growth.

Fall Lawn Care Tips:If the thatch in your lawn is more than a half-inch thick, you'll want to dethatch. This removes that undergrowth that can keep your grassroots from getting enough water and nutrients. Late summer to early fall is a good time to fertilize your lawn if you have warm-season grass. Cool-season grasses grow the most in spring and fall, so continue mowing your lawn once or more a week to keep it healthy and thick.

Common Lawn Pests:Cutworms, white grubs, and Japanese beetles are threats to your lawn, flowers, trees, and bushes. They eat plants, roots, and leaves and can be hard to control. Keep your eye out for any signs of infestation and treat your yard as soon as possible. If you're not sure what kind of pest is damaging your lawn or how to get rid of it, LawnStarter is here to help.

Other Outdoor Services We Offer: LawnStarter does so much more than keep lawns beautiful. Our pros also clean gutters, build fences, and power wash. We install hardscaping and landscaping, control weeds, and trim trees too. If you have an outdoor chore, we have a pro to do it for you.

Getting started is easy! Call, click, or download our app to let us know what services you need. We'll create a customized quote and we can have a pro on the way to your house within a few days.