Tulsa, OK landscaping service at the click of a button

Tulsa’s blend of prairie and forest means a wide range of grasses, trees, and plants can thrive, but that variety can also make yard care tricky. Thankfully, LawnStarter’s local pros understand the ins and outs of Tulsa’s soil and seasons. With just a few clicks or a quick call, your yard will be in the expert hands of a LawnStarter Pro.

Tulsa Landscaping Trends

• Sustainable landscaping: Native plants, pollinator gardens, permeable hardscapes.
• Smart sprinklers: Programmable irrigation systems keep lawns green and save water.
• Easy Gardening: Native plants that keep gardens interesting.
• Hardscapes: Patios for entertaining and brick or flagstone pathways are popular.

Tulsa Landscaping by Season

Tulsa's seasonal lawn care needs vary: spring for bed prep and weeding; summer for mowing and hydration; fall for aerating, overseeding, and leaf cleanup; and winter for planning or dormant pruning. LawnStarter pros adapt to these seasonal changes, ensuring your yard always looks its best. This guide can help you plan landscaping by the season. 

Fall

• Lawn Care: Mowing season wraps up in late October or early November.
• Leaf Cleanup: Rake mulch or leaves, or hire a local leaf removal crew.
• Planting: Plant bulbs like tulips or crocus for a pop of color in the spring. 
• Mulch: Mulching garden beds keeps perennials healthy over winter. 
• Irrigation: Shut off the water and drain your system in late November, ahead of winter.
• Hardscaping: Add concrete patios and other features until late October when the days are cool and dry.  
• Fencing: Install, repair, and paint or stain fences until early December.

Winter

• Shrub Pruning: Prune in late winter or early spring to encourage new growth.

Spring

• Lawn Care: Mowing resumes in March or April when grass starts growing.
• Planting: Plant flowers and trees, like the redbud, in late April or early May.
• Mulch: Add, refresh, or replace mulch that looks tired after winter. 
• Irrigation: Install or repair irrigation systems after May. 
• Hardscaping: Spring, summer, and fall are ideal for adding decks, paver walkways, patios, stone garden walls, and stamped concrete.
• Landscape Lighting: Show off your great-looking yard with new lighting.
• Shrub Pruning: Prune shrubs in early spring.

Summer

• Lawn Care: Keep mowing and keep your lawn watered especially in the hotter months. 
• Irrigation: Check sprinkler heads for clogs throughout summer. 
• Fencing: Installation, repairs, and painting/staining.
• Landscape lighting: Install or maintain outdoor lighting in the summer. 

When you need a pro to help with flower bed weeding, shrub pruning, adding mulch, or with routine lawn care, LawnStarter’s Tulsa landscaping pros are just a few clicks away. 

Cost of our Landscaping Services in Tulsa

The cost of landscaping varies by the service. Seasonal leaf removal, planting crape myrtles or magnolias, or adding a small flower bed will cost a lot less than installing a patio for entertaining near your outdoor kitchen or around a firepit. 

• Lawn mowing: $44 - $57
• (average price for 1-acre yard)
• Leaf removal: $151.8
• (average price per job for up to 1-acre yard)
• Bush trimming: $38 - $89
• (average price for a range of bush trimming jobs)

From quick leaf removal to full-scale garden renovations, these numbers provide a solid guide. With personalized quotes from LawnStarter Pros, you’ll have a clear idea of costs before any work begins.

The Best Landscapers in Tulsa are a Click or Call Away

Whether your lawn flourishes in cool weather or requires constant care in the summer heat, LawnStarter pros are equipped to keep it looking great. In Tulsa, your weekends should be for barbecues, not battling weeds. 

Let LawnStarter match you with a local pro in Tulsa who knows how to keep your yard looking sharp. No stress, no guesswork, just expert care at your fingertips.Use the app, manage your account online, or simply call Customer Service to get started.