Newburgh Lawn Mowing Service

A beautiful well manicured lawn doesn't happen by itself. Let our dedicated lawn mowing the work while you enjoy your weekends.
Newburgh Lawn & Landscape offers customized lawn care and maintenance options for Newburgh & Boonville that let you pick and choose from the many lawn & landscaping services that we provide  to keep your yard looking fantastic.
We offer the personalized service of a small company with the experience of a big company. We pride ourselves in providing quality lawn service at affordable prices.. We do more than just cut the grass, we can also take care of all of your landscape maintenance projects including aerating & seeding, spot lawn repair,, fertilizer programs,  pruning & trimming of shrubs & trees, fall leaf clean up, snow shoveling and more.
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Mowing Service

* Mowing - of all turf areas - bagging is optional* 
*Trimming - around all trees, structures & all other obstacles in the yard 
* Fertilizing -  regular feeding  to maintain lawn health
* Edging - (optional) around drives, patios and sidewalks for an extra sharp clean look
* Blowing - grass and debris from all hard surfaces
* Curbs - are kept debris litter and weed free
* Weed control - walks and drives are kept weed free
* Bed maintenance -(optional) weeds and grass removed from landscape areas on a weekly basis

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Lawn Mowing & Landscape Maintenance

Keep your landscape and flower beds looking their best throughout the year with our landscaping weed control service. We offer periodic herbicide application and weekly weed removal as an add on with regular mowing service. (typically $5-$10 more per week)

We work hard to provide clients with a yard that they can be proud of and enjoy. We offer full service options that will keep your lawn  looking as good as it can and as healthy as it should be. Take back your weekend, give us a call & come home to a beautifully groomed lawn.

Field Mowing & Bush Hog Service Boonville Chandler Newburgh

Bush hog mowing services for the mowing of large acreage areas or brush clearing, Roadside right of ways, building lots,pasture areas & more.

Summer Lawn Mowing and Lawn Care Tips

The heat can quite a toll on  lawns in the summer. Lack of rain  and warmer temperatures at night will cause  turf to struggle.  For those  that do not have an irrigation system, here is a list of a few things that may help.

*Mow taller (and less often) - Cutting less frequently = less stress on the grass.  Longer leaf blades on the grass will allow it to store more water.

Mulch ( don't bag)  when you cut - Grass has a high water content & leaving clipping on the lawn allows the grass to reabsorb this water and other nutrients. Clippings also help a little with insulating the roots of the grass plant from the heat & evaporation doe not happen as quickly.

Sharpen blades on mower - sharp blades cut grass evenly & allow a lawn to look good at a taller height. Dull blades tear grass unevenly and cause additional stress to the grass. Cutting with dull blades will cause a lawn to turn brown & go dormant quicker in drought like conditions - if the tips of the grass plant  turn brown a day or two after mowing, it is probably time to sharpen the blades.

Less fertilizer - for lawn turf, less nitrogen = less growing and that means less water is needed. If the lawn is already mostly brown (dormant), you may just be feeding the weeds that sprout this time of year. There is an exception - if you are expecting a large amount of rain within a day or two then it is a good idea to apply a small amount of fertilizer (maybe 1/4 of a regular application) before it happens. Do this only if you know for sure that it is going to rain.

When to mow - Cooler times of day - early morning  or late evening are the best times to mow. Mowing in the heat of the day may cause problems - the heat and the pressure from the mower tires may cause the grass to go dormant in strips. Avoid traffic on the turf as much as possible.

When it is hot and dry (with the exception of watering), less is often more. The best course of action is to simply leave the lawn alone. However , there are many thing you can do in the fall (which may include aerating overseeding or dethatching ) to better prepare you lawn for the next season.

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