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From Riverside’s bungalows to College Hill’s Tudors, Wichita yards showcase limestone patios and hardy prairie dropseed thriving in hot summers and chilly winters. LawnStarter connects you with Wichita’s best landscapers..

Wichita Landscaping Trends

• Native Planting: Plant butterfly milkweed, purple coneflower, and coreopsis to attract pollinators and thrive naturally.
• Irrigation Systems: Automate drip irrigation and rain barrels to capture runoff and conserve Wichita’s scarce water resources.
• Outdoor Living Spaces: Install permeable pavers, fire pits, and built-in seating walls to extend outdoor living spaces.
• Low-Maintenance Ground Covers: Replace turf with creeping thyme, little bluestem, or carpet sedum to suppress weeds and reduce mowing.
• Pollinator Habitat Gardens: Cultivate purple coneflower, goldenrod, and native shrubs, like grey dogwood, to attract bees and birds.
• Smart Yard Technology: Integrate Wi-Fi irrigation controllers and robotic mowers to automate watering and lawn care tasks.

Wichita Landscaping by Season

Landscaping here means planning for 100‑degree Fahrenheit Julys, blustery springs, and deep‑freeze Januaries.

Follow this landscaping calendar for the best results:

Fall

• Lawn Care: Mowing season wraps up in late October or early November.
• Leaf Cleanup: Rake leaves, or hire a local leaf removal crew.
• Planting: Plant early bloomers, like daffodils, in October when the ground cools. 
• Mulch: Top off or replace mulch in your garden beds to overwinter bulbs. 
• 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 cooler.
• Landscape Lighting: Add until November or before the ground freezes.

Winter

• Shrub Pruning: Late winter or early spring.

Spring

• Lawn Care: Mowing season starts in late March to mid-April after the last freeze.
• Planting: Plant flowers and trees in late April or early May.
• Mulch: Add, refresh, or replace mulch.
• Irrigation: Install an irrigation system.
• Hardscaping: Spring, summer, and fall are perfect for adding decks, paver walkways, patios, stone garden walls, and stamped concrete.
• Fencing: Spring is a great time to install fencing, especially after the last spring freeze. 
• Landscape Lighting: Install walkway, driveway, and garden lights to make your yard shine. 
• Shrub Pruning: Pruning shrubs while they’re still dormant is a good way to keep them free of disease and damage.

Summer

• Lawn Care: Mow weekly. 
• Irrigation: Check that sprinkler heads are at the correct height. 
• Fencing: Do installation, repairs, and painting or staining.
• Landscape lighting: Enjoy your summer yard with outdoor lighting. 

LawnStarter’s Wichta landscaping pros can help maintain your landscape with routine lawn care, flower bed installation, or shrub management. Just click, call, or tap the app. 

Cost of our Landscaping Services in Wichita

Prices mostly depend on your yard size, project scope, and whether you want beds full of purple coneflowers or gravel walkways winding around native grass beds. Also, Wichita’s lumpy soils, extra gardening detail, and seasonal rainfall all tweak costs each season.

Here are some Wichita price ranges for common landscaping services:

• Lawn mowing: $44 - $53.53
• (average price for 1-acre yard)
• Leaf removal: $152.07
• (average price per job for up to 1-acre yard)
• Bush trimming: $37.97 - $85
• (average price for a range of bush trimming jobs)

How to Find the Best Landscapers in Wichita

Whether you live in Delano, Old Town, Eastborough, or anywhere else, LawnStarter connects you with the best Wichita landscapers. 

Open the app or online site and compare free quotes from pros near you. Need help? Customer Service is always on-call to assist.