The very best lawn care services in Bethany

A well-trimmed and healthy lawn can make your house look more beautiful and also make it a more relaxing place to be. It can boost property value too.

Here's the thing, though. We at Lawn Love understand how much you would love a beautiful lawn. We also understand that maintaining a healthy lawn comes with a lot of stress and requires experience and expertise. Our goal is to take that stress away by offering you one of the most professional yet affordable lawn care services in Bethany.

Your service providers have worked in this area as well as over 1000+ neighborhoods across the country. The lawn care provider team has you covered right from choosing the right grass to the final trim.

For a free, fast and easy two-minute quote simply call Lawn Love today at 405-926-8318 to find out how we can keep your pristine while you enjoy your free time in Bethany.

Why regular mowing is important in Bethany

Even distribution of resources: Grasses that are similar in height will grow more evenly in color and consistency. That is because when all blades are the same height, water and sunlight dispersion is the same across the lawn. It's imperative to mow your turf regularly with the same blade setting so that grass height is even.

Stronger grass: At some point in your turf's establishment, it will sprout weak grasses. However, frequent mowing at roughly 3 inches in height (or according to the grasses' recommended mowing height) will get you the toughest and strongest possible grass. This is because trimming grasses allows only the healthiest ones to shoot and blossom while the weak ones get chopped. Still, this doesn't replace the use of fertilizers to promote fast and strong grass growth. If you want support, you can find fertilization experts through Bethany lawn service.

Fast recovery: Bethany has an average of 35 inches of rain and 6 inches of snow per year. This climate and its temperature variation during seasonal changes expose your lawn to diseases and pests. However, the best approach to dealing with this problem is properly managing your lawn. Maintaining a clean environment, appropriate feeding, seeding, and aeration. You can always get help from Bethany lawn care for those services if needed. Still, when pests and diseases invade your lawn, regular mowing allows for proper root development and even distribution of resources.

Beauty: Having a beautiful, tidy, and attractive turf is every homeowner's dream, and trimmed lawns with consistent grass heights are nicer to look at than unkempt ones. So, it's essential to mow your grass regularly. Bethany lawn service can connect to an excellent workforce with plenty of experience in lawn mowing.

Mowing tips For Bethany lawns

File mower blade

You need to keep your mower blade sharp for the best results. A sharp blade cuts through grass neatly, while a blunt blade will tear it and leave unequal edges. These tears allow pests and diseases to enter grass blades.

Furthermore, when you trim with a blunt blade, your grass starts to produce a whitish or brown shade, and the tops of each blade will wither.

It would be best if you sharpen your blades a few times during mowing season. Importantly do not mow very thick branches or rocks, as these can damage the blades. If you consider the above too stressful or too much to remember, you should hire someone through Bethany lawn care.

Only mow dry grasses

It's recommended only to mow when your grass is dry. This is because wet grasses load and block your mower's deck. They also tend to clump together as you mow, leaving an unequal cut. Always look out for chunks of wet grass that drop from the mower. It would help if you removed these from your lawn after mowing to avoid withering grass.

However, if you have to mow your lawn while it's damp, treat your mower's base with oil or silicone mist to help prevent grass from attaching to the base. Also, make sure the blade is sharp.

Scalp lawns

Avoid mowing your lawn too short (scalping). Scalped lawns are weak and more exposed to weed infestation and diseases. Bare areas expose the whole turf to weeds like crabgrass, chickweeds, goosegrass, and other common types.

A sparse and scant lawn also allows sunlight to spread to weed seedlings and help them grow and also makes your lawn more vulnerable to severe destruction from depletion or high temperatures.

Adjust your mower height

Warm-season grasses that best suit Bethany have a growing season from spring through summer, and you should adjust your mower height in this period. Fairly tall grasses shade soil, prevent weed invasion, and slow water evaporation from the soil. Moreover, when you mow grasses high in their growth period, they develop more intense roots for better drought tolerance.

However, in Bethany, in late fall, when winter brings snow cover, your warm-season grasses will go dormant. When this happens, lower the chopping deck and blade height to help curb snow mold formation.

Mow in shade

Frequent mowing creates huge pressure on your turf. Doing so during the heat causes grasses to lose water quickly, and recovery will be slow.

Excessive compactness and too much water loss make it hard for your grasses to access nutrients from the soil or store sufficient water needed for growth. You'll need to aerate your entire lawn to get the best results. Making little holes with a spading fork is one option if your lawn is small. For larger lawns, contact Bethany lawn care for aeration services.

Clear your lawn

Before you begin mowing your lawn, it's important to remove objects and obstacles for the safety of the mower's blade and the person using it. Objects on your lawn could be propelled by the mower's blade at great speed and could cause serious injuries or damage to property.

Mow following a pattern

You should mow your lawn following a back and forth pattern rather than moving in a spiral. However, you shouldn't follow the same pattern when you mow the time after to prevent excessive compaction. For example, if you mow a section moving upscale, you should follow a downscale motion the next time you mow.