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We are not doing residential lawn accounts right now, but we are mowing large lawns and commercial lawn accounts. If you have a large lawn (several acres or more), then call Mike right away for a free estimate. Mowing Large Lawns – Commercial Lawn Accounts We also are taking on more pasture mowing this year. […]
Here is just a simple technique called “lawn striping” that will make your lawn look incredible. When you mow different directions each time you mow, your lawn will look very nice. But also, when you mow in one direction, then turn and come right back the opposite way that you just went, and then turn […]
We have another NEW addition to our lawn care family. We have just purchased a new scag tiger cat mower with a 61″ inch deck so that we can cover more ground and get more mowing done even faster. For all your little mowing jobs, or your large mowing jobs, Smithville Lawn Care can handle […]
Below are some of the different types of weeds to identify that could be growing in your lawn and some weed control tips: Annual Bluegrass: Yellow/light green color Boat shaped leaves Grows in clumps You may choose to manage annual bluegrass rather than try to eradicate it. Because its most distinct difference is its yellowish color, regular […]
In order to achieve and maintain a beautiful lawn, you should employ basic lawn care practices such as properly mowing, fertilizing and watering. It is also important to ensure that nutrients can reach the soil beneath your grass. Aeration can be an extremely vital element to a healthy lawn because it allows air and water […]
The weather can be tough on lawns. Lack of water, too much heat and traffic, and other problems can make it look worn and thin. You can bring it back to vitality by overseeding. Spring gives you the ideal conditions for grass seed: cooler temperatures and more moisture. The following are simple steps to overseed […]
The stripes that you see on a lawn or athletic field are caused by light reflecting off the blades of grass. It has not been cut at a different height nor is it a different breed of grass. The “stripes” are made by bending the blades of grass in different directions. Click here << to […]