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From the theme parks of Orlando to the world-class beaches to the college sports, there’s excitement everywhere. How about in your little piece of Florida? Does that excitement dull when you look at your yard?

If so, Lawn Love can help keep your lawn green and healthy, even in our super hot summers.

Or if you’re just tired of sacrificing your weekends to yard work, let a local Lawn Love lawn care pro do the dirty work for you.

Our pros mow, trim, and edge yards, and we also offer fertilization and other services so you have picture-perfect grass. That’s no easy task in a state where temperatures can top 100 degrees in summer, the salt air takes a toll on coastal yards, and the rainfall seems to be either too much or not enough.

Lawn Love’s lawn care services include:

Lawn mowing
Shrub and hedge trimming
Edging
Weed control
Storm cleanup
Lawn fertilization

Give your lawn some Lawn Love. Call (800) 706-4117, click here, or download our app to get an instant quote and service in a few days. Lawn Love makes lawn care easy.

Lawn care is a lot of work, as you’ll see below.. You’ve got better things to do on your weekend than pushing a mower and fertilizer spreader around your yard. Let Lawn Love do that for you.

Building a great lawn starts with understanding the unique needs and preferences of your grass because they’re all a little different. Although North Florida tends to be cooler than South Florida, warm-season grasses thrive anywhere in the Sunshine State.

Here are some of the best:

Bermudagrass
- Drought-tolerant and resistant to high temperatures
- Recommended For: North, South Florida
St. Augustinegrass
- Flourishes in warm, humid conditions, handles shade well
- Recommended For: South Florida
Zoysiagrass
- Tolerates salt spray, so it is ideal for coastal areas
- Recommended For: South, North, coastal Florida
Bahiagrass
- Tolerates drought and resists pests and diseases
- Recommended For: North Florida

Lawn care tips for Florida

Keep a good mowing schedule

Even in Florida, grass grows more slowly in winter, but it bursts out of the gate fast in early spring. You’ll need to mow weekly from spring through early fall. Aim for mid-morning or late afternoon. And don’t mow when the grass is wet.

Fertilize smartly

Lawns need nutrients just like we do. We recommend getting a soil test to determine what your lawn is lacking before choosing a fertilizer. Many cities and counties in Florida prohibit applying fertilizer between June and September, so make sure you know your local regulations.

Aerate annually

Aeration is the process of loosening compacted soil so water, air, and nutrients are absorbed more easily. We recommend doing this once a year.

Water deeply, and time it well

Your grass needs an inch to an inch and a half of water per week, including rainfall. We recommend watering in the morning. Check your city or county for watering restrictions.