Orange, TX lawn care service at the click of a button

Sharing a border with Louisiana among the forested hills along the Sabine River, Orange offers a unique blend of small-town life and big-city charisma. But however charming the vibe, lawn care remains the most dreaded chore on our to-do list. But LawnStarter can help.

Our pros understand the effects of the Gulf of Mexico — thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and hurricanes — and know how to handle a lawn in Orange’s heat and humidity. Luckily, the winters are mild but still require a change in lawn care practices. That’s what our pros will do for you, they’ll mow, trim, edge, and more, following the seasons.

So what are you waiting for? Hand over your lawn duties to our pros and spend more time with your friends and family.

Here’s what lawn care looks like in Orange:

Best Grass Types for Orange

Orange’s humid climate only allows warm-season grasses to flourish. Some varieties that reign supreme in our region include:

• St. Augustine: Well-adapted to the warm and humid conditions of Orange, this grass provides a lush shade- and salt-tolerant lawn.
• Bermudagrass: A hardy, sun-loving grass that develops a dense, fine-textured lawn and is drought-tolerant once established.
• Zoysiagrass: This grass has a fine texture and dark green color, creating an attractive heat- and drought-tolerant turf.
• Buffalograss: With low water requirements, it develops a drought-resistant turf and makes a great choice for low-maintenance lawns.

How Often Should You Mow Your Lawn? Mow every seven to 10 days during the active growing season, from the spring to summer, and slow down to mowing every 10 to 14 days as temperatures drop.

Common Lawn Pests and Diseases in Orange

Lawn pests and diseases love Orange’s high humidity and warm weather. Keep an eye out for:

• Root-Eating Pests: Pests like white grubs devour grassroots, creating brown patches and wilting turf.
• Leaf Lovers: Chinch bugs, sod webworms, and armyworms damage grass by chewing on grass blades, causing brown irregular patches and yellowing.
• Fungal Diseases: Diseases like rust, dollar spot, brown patch, and gray leaf spot prevail in Orange, causing patches of brown or dead grass and thinning.

Other Services We Offer

LawnStarter goes beyond simple lawn care. Our pros will help you create your outdoor oasis with additional services like:

• Irrigation Solutions: Save water (and your money) by installing a smart irrigation system to keep your lawn hydrated and healthy.
• Dethatching: Get rid of excess thatch from your lawn and make it stronger against diseases and soil troubles.
• Landscaping Design: Our pros will plan and execute, turning your landscaping ideas into a reality.

Reclaim your free time. Let LawnStarter take on your yard work. No matter where you’re located, from Old Towne Historic District to Orange Terrace, our pros will bring top-notch lawn care to your doorstep.

Call, click, or download the LawnStarter app for your free quotes today. LawnStarter makes lawn maintenance easy and quick.