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Why LawnStarter?
Why LawnStarter?
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Lawn mowing, trimming, and edging. | ||
Personalized service and quality results. | ||
Offers fertilization, treatments, and cleanups. | ||
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Reliable scheduled service. | ||
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Bend Lawn Care Facts & Resources
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.
Long (6-7 inches) | 2% |
Medium (4-5 inches) | 16% |
Short (2-3 inches) | 82% |
Lawn Care Facts
Weekly Cuts | 27% |
Biweekly Cuts | 44% |
Monthly Cuts | 29% |
Lawns Fertilized | 11% |
Lawns with Leaf Removal | 4% |
Aerated Lawns | 3% |
Yards with Cleanups | 12% |
Days That Are Sunny | 48% |
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Expert Lawn Care in Bend
Though Bend is known for its stunning nature, the high desert climate isnβt always kind to your lawn. Yet, itβs still possible to have a great lawn if you follow a good maintenance program. LawnStarter does.
Bend faces dry summers, freezing winters, and a short growing season. Our pros have years of experience dealing with these conditions and keep your lawn healthy and green year-round.
Hereβs what lawn care looks like in Bend:
Specialized Grass Care
Oregonβs chilly climate means only cool-season grasses do well here. These grass types can handle a winter freeze but may turn brown in the summer heat. The best turf types for Bend include:
- Tall fescue: This low-maintenance grass tolerates Bendβs summer heat and frequent droughts.
- Kentucky bluegrass: The excellent cold tolerance Kentucky bluegrass brings to the table makes it a suitable choice for high desert winters.
- Perennial ryegrass: This grass germinates quickly and has a soft texture perfect for walking barefoot.
How often should you mow? Mow once or twice weekly from April to September, and cut back to once every other week in March and October. Grass stops growing from November to February.
Other Services We Offer
Lawn care is where we start but not where our services end. Our LawnStarter Pros can help you with several other projects to make your high desert yard more aesthetically appealing and practical.
- Mulching: Besides its aesthetic appeal, mulch helps control soil temperature and retain moisture. Our Bend landscapers know the best mulches to meet your needs and tastes.
- Aeration: Loosens compacted soil so air, water, and nutrients get to the roots.
- Fertilization: Grass needs nourishment, but knowing how much and what kind can be tricky.
- Leaf removal: Leaves can block air and sunlight from getting to your grass.
- Landscape design: Whether you want a tropical oasis or a drought-tolerant garden, our crew will help you create your dream landscape.
Donβt desert your yard when it has so much potential. Our pros serve the entire city, from Boyd Acres to Southwest Bend. Get your custom quotes through our website, phone, or the LawnStarter app.
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