Murfreesboro is located in the Sun Belt, giving it a warm and sunny climate, perfect for warm-season grasses (although cool-season grasses thrive here too). But what if you don't know how to grow and maintain a lawn with those grasses? Just call LawnStarter, whose pros have the tools and expertise to help you with your lawn-related woes.

The Most Common Grass Types in Murfreesboro: The most common grass types are Bermudagrass, tall fescue, centipedegrass, buffalograss, and Kentucky bluegrass.

When is the Best Time to Plant Grass: The best time to plant warm-season grasses is between early May and late June, while the best time to plant cool-season grasses is between late August to mid-October.

Spring Lawn Care Tips for Murfreesboro: Clean up the leaves, branches, and other debris that got there during the winter months. Use fertilizer and pre-emergent to keep your grass healthy. Mow your lawn every 4 to 5 days. Fill in bare spots by raking the soil over them, laying the grass seed evenly across them, and adding water. Test your soil to see how healthy it is.

Fall Lawn Care Tips for Murfreesboro: Mow your lawn, making sure not to cut off ⅓ of the grass blade at a time. Water your lawn in the early morning before the sun dries out the grass, making it too hot. Remove leaves as they fall so your lawn can breathe. Treat winter weeds early, so they don't become a problem in springtime. Aerate your lawn so it can breathe.

Common Lawn Pests: The most common lawn pests in Murfreesboro are armyworms, chinch bugs, fire ants, grubs, sod webworms, and billbugs.

Common Lawn Diseases: Some lawn diseases that can strike Murfreesboro lawns are brown patch, dollar spot, pythium, red thread, and rust. If you need help with what to do, LawnStarter's pros are experts at identifying and treating lawn diseases.

How LawnStarter Can Take Care of Your Lawn: What can't we do? Cleanups, landscaping, lawn mowing, raking, watering - we do it.

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