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Spokane, WA - 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

• Washington State University Extension
• 4 Native Plants of the Pacific West for Natural Looking Landscaping in Spokane, WA
• Fall Lawn Care Tips for Spokane, WA
• Spring Lawn Care Tips for Spokane, WA
• Best Grass Types for Lawns in Spokane, WA

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Lawn Care Facts

Average Yard Size	11,571 sq ft
Average Mowing Price	$68.90
Average Customer Review	4.75 / 5.0
Weekly Cuts	21%
Biweekly Cuts	31%
Monthly Cuts	48%
Lawns Fertilized	14%
Lawns with Leaf Removal	2%
Aerated Lawns	3%
Yards with Cleanups	5%
Days That Are Sunny	2%

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Easy, Affordable Lawn Care Services in Spokane

Spokane, also referred to as the "Lilac City," requires a lot of yard maintenance because of the year-round abundance of sunshine. Despite how simple it is to mow a lawn, many people lack the time. Let LawnStarter handle the lawn care so you can enjoy your free time doing other things.

Best Grass Types for Spokane:Because of the city's long, harsh winters and relatively short growing season, Bentgrass, Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, and fine fescue are the four grass types that are best for planting in Spokane.

Best Time to Plant Grass:Although planting can be done in the late summer or early fall (especially if irrigation is available) in eastern Washington, springtime is typically the best time due to the soil moisture and weather.

Spring Lawn Care Tips for Spokane:Remember during spring to mow at least once every 4 to 7 days. The spring is also a perfect time to have your lawn mower blades sharpened before the growing season truly begins. Avoid complete fertilizers containing phosphorus and potassium as much as possible. Proper watering is key to ensure your lawn doesn’t develop any brown or wilted patches. Spring is also a great time to get rid of any excess thatch on your lawn just before the growing season begins.

Fall Lawn Care Tips for Spokane:In Spokane, fall is one of the most crucial times to take care of your grass. Rake up all the leaves and other undesired rubbish before you do anything to your grass. Applying full fertilizer in the early part of September and nitrogen-only fertilizer in the early part of November is a good fertilization schedule to follow. Finally, continue to mow the grass as long as it's still growing, but remember to never cut more than one-third of the grass's height at one time.

Common Lawn Pests:White grubs, sod webworms, caterpillars, cutworms, and chinch bugs.

Common Lawn Diseases:Some common lawn diseases found here in Spokane include red thread, necrotic ring spot, and grass melting out. If your lawn looks like it's struggling in certain areas, reach out to us for advice and guidance. We'll identify the disease and create a treatment plan to get your grass green again quickly.

How LawnStarter Can Keep Your Yard Looking Great:In addition to our general lawn care services, we provide sprinkler repair, pest treatment, tree services, grass aeration, weed control, and fertilization.

We are prepared to give you the quality lawn care service your home or business deserves. Our convenient scheduling and affordable prices will have you wondering why you didn't call us sooner! Call, click, or download our app for your custom quote.