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Fresh Meadows boasts a perfect blend of suburban tranquility and urban accessibility. Whether you have a small green space or a corner lot with a large yard, maintaining a healthy lawn requires dedicated care, and that's where LawnStarter steps in.

Our experienced lawn care specialists provide top-notch services tailored to meet the specific needs of Fresh Meadows' lawns, ensuring they thrive year-round.

Best Grass Types for Fresh Meadows

Fresh Meadows enjoys a slightly warmer climate compared to other parts of New York, but cool-season grasses are still the most common ones here. Know your grass type to better care for it.

Kentucky Bluegrass: This high-maintenance grass, with its emerald green color and soft texture, is well-suited for lawns that receive frequent care and watering.

Perennial Ryegrass: Appreciated for its tolerance of heavy foot traffic and soft texture, perennial ryegrass is a great choice for lawns in Fresh Meadows that get a lot of sun.

Tall Fescue: A low-maintenance grass that tolerates heat and drought well, however, it may be vulnerable to diseases like brown patch.

Fine Fescue: Another low-maintenance variety that tolerates both full sun and partial shade, although it may be susceptible to certain diseases.

Creeping Bentgrass: Ideal for lawns with frequent foot traffic, creeping bentgrass requires regular mowing and may be susceptible to thatch.

How Often Should You Mow Your Lawn?

We recommend weekly mowing during the peak growing seasons of spring and fall. During the summer, when these grasses go dormant, mowing frequency can be reduced to once every two weeks.

Common Lawn Pests and Diseases in Fresh Meadows

Our team of lawn care experts is well-equipped to protect Fresh Meadows' lawns from common pests and diseases, including:

• Grubs: Larval pests that gnaw on roots, causing the grass to die.
• Sod Webworms: Caterpillars causing brown spots on lawns. Their webs are often visible in the morning dew.
• Cutworms: Larvae of various moth species that can damage lawns, gardens, and flowerbeds.
• Dollar Spot: A fungal disease manifesting as small brown or tan spots on the lawn.
• Snow Mold: A cold-resistant fungus that can grow beneath layers of snow on lawns.

Other Outdoor Services We Offer

LawnStarter goes beyond basic lawn care to provide a comprehensive range of services in Fresh Meadows:

Aeration: Enhances soil quality and root growth by reducing compaction.

Fertilization: Boosts lawn health with essential nutrients.

Dethatching: Improves the lawn's access to air, water, and nutrients by removing excess thatch.

Customized Landscaping: Upgrade your outdoor space with tailored landscaping services.

Our local lawn care experts make managing your lawn a breeze. Get your instant personalized quotes today by calling, clicking, or downloading our app. Let LawnStarter handle the lawn care so you can get back to what you enjoy.