Mowing and watering are the two main factors in keeping a healthy lawn without weeds.
It is recommended to mow your yard on a weekly basis during the warm season, as this will help ensure a lush green lawn. During the cooler months, the off-season, we suggest mowing bi-weekly or monthly when the lawn has gone dormant.
At Ryno Lawn Care, we offer 3 convenient lawn programs to fit your needs.
Traditional Lawn Care - Residential
- Weekly mowing-April thru November - (34 visits total)
- Biweekly mowing/leaf cleanup-December and March - (4 visits total)
- Monthly mowing/leaf cleanup-January and February - (2 visits total)
(This is a 12 month seasonal schedule set for lawn care. Flower Bed Maintenance is not included in this program. Shrub bed programs are available. Ask for details. 1 yr agreement required.)
Complete Lawn Care - Residential
- Weekly mowing-April thru November - (34 visits total)
- Biweekly mowing/leaf cleanup-December and March - (4 visits total)
- Monthly mowing/leaf cleanup-January and February - (2 visits total)
- Includes Turf fertilization with weed control - (8 treatments per season)
(This is a 12 month seasonal schedule set for lawn care. Flower Bed Maintenance is not included in this program. Shrub bed programs are available. Ask for details. 1 yr agreement required.)
Full Service Program (yearly maintenance)
- Weekly mowing/cleanup - April thru November - (34 visits total)
- BiWeekly mowing (every other week) - December and March - (4 visits total)
- Monthly mowing - January and February - (2 visits total)
- Leaf cleanup during Fall/Winter
- Turf Fertilization with Weed Control (8 treatments)
- Quarterly Shrub trimming, and flowerbed clean-ups (4 times per year)*
Weekly Mowing Services Include:
- Lawn mowing – best if no more than 1/3 of the grass blade is cut off, hence why weekly mowing is necessary.
- Edging – around landscape borders, sidewalks, pathways and driveways.
- Blowing away debris – final touches, clean up
Bi-weekly mowing is preferred in the offseason, cooler months, when the grass doesn’t grow as much.
Mowing grass that has grown too tall results in cutting too much length off the grass blades, which can result in a brown or yellowish discoloration of the lawn.
Long grass clippings can also contribute to an underlying condition called “thatch” that creates a carpet of clippings near the base of the grass. This prevents water, oxygen and nutrients from reaching the grass roots and requires more maintenance down the line to keep your grass healthy.
Don’t let your lawn get out of control. Ryno Lawn Care can handle everything for you.