Tulare, CA lawn care service at the click of a button

Tulare shares its name with what was once the largest freshwater lake west of the Great Lakes, and the city was an outpost for the railways. It has transformed into an agricultural heartland, and the city is more than a stopover between Fresno and Bakersfield.

The Mediterranean climate welcomes residents with warm weather. Tulare’s conditions are ideal for producing some of the best oranges, almonds, and dairy in the Golden State, but what does that mean for your lawn?

Unfortunately, the mild climate makes lawn care a year-round task in Tulare. However, LawnStarter's pros can mow, cut, edge, and trim so you can stay cool and relaxed under the California sun.

Oh, and if you have questions about California’s Green Lawn Care Law, we’ve got you covered. As our Green Lawn Care Law FAQ notes, if you’re mowing with gas-powered mowers, blowers, edgers, you’ll need to replace them with battery-powered ones eventually.

Let LawnStarter’s local lawn care pros care for your yard, and don’t worry if you have the right equipment. Our pros are your neighbors. We know how to keep Golden State lawns green and lush.

Here's what lawn care in Tulare looks like:

Best Grass Types for Tulare

In USDA hardiness zone 9b, a resilient lawn needs grass that can endure the summer heat. Here are the best grass options:

• Zoysiagrass: This warm-season grass forms a dense mat and recovers from heavy foot traffic.
• Bermudagrass: It is a durable warm-season variety that thrives in heat and can endure heavy wear.
• St. Augustine: Providing a lush appeal, this warm-season variety prevails through Tulare’s long summers but requires more water.
• Tall Fescue: Known for its hardiness, this cool-season grass stays green throughout the seasons and is an excellent pick for varied temperatures.

How Often Should You Mow Your Lawn? During the growing season, a weekly mow helps keep your lawn neat and encourages a healthier turf. As autumn approaches, reduce to bi-weekly mowing sessions.

Lawn Pests and Diseases in Tulare

Tulare's climate, while fantastic for agriculture, also attracts pests and diseases that could turn your lawn care dreams into nightmares. Here’s what to watch out for:

• Crane Flies: Not just an annoyance, their larvae chew on roots, threatening your beautiful lawn. 
• Sod Webworms: These hungry caterpillars eat grass blades, leaving barren patches.
• Brown Patch: This fungus loves humid, warm nights, leaving large, discolored patches.
• Crabgrass: This crafty invader can weave its way into weak spots, signaling lawn care problems.

Other Services We Offer

Our pros don’t just stop at making the grass happy. They offer a full range of services that make your home the envy of the neighborhood. You can expect:

• Organic Lawn Care: Many of our pros offer sustainable lawn care that respects Tulare’s farming heritage while nurturing your lawn and environment.
• Seasonal Clean-Up: Transition through the seasons with comprehensive yard clean-up and preparations.
• Garden Care: Whether you’re growing oranges like the rest of Tulare County or cultivating flowers, our specialists can help maintain your garden.
• Tree Pruning and Care: Our pros will trim and prune your trees to complement your lawn.

Whether you're a stone's throw away from the charming downtown or on the outskirts with the open country as your backdrop, every Tulare lawn has the potential to shine. LawnStarter’s pros understand the local nuances that make your patch of green unique.

All you have to do is click, call, or use the LawnStarter app to receive instant customized quotes. It’s time to unwind and enjoy all the local flavors and sights that Tulare offers, leaving the yard work to us.