Arizona Lawn Care Statistics

Arizona boasts stunning deserts, the Grand Canyon, and cities buzzing with life, like Phoenix and Tucson. With so much to see and do here, lawn care might not be top of mind — and that's totally OK.

That's where we come in. Lawn Love’s pro will keep your lawn looking great, whether you're in the heart of Phoenix, enjoying Tucson's unique vibes, or living it up in Scottsdale. We're all about making your lawn as lively and lovely as Arizona itself. 

And it’s super easy to book lawn care on our app, by phone, or online. With just a few clicks, you’ll get instant quotes and service in a few days. 

Lawn Love: Your Arizona lawn care experts

Just like Arizona's diverse landscapes, our services cater to every lawn's needs with services like:

• Lawn mowing
• Trimming
• Edging
• Weed control 
• Leaf removal
• Lawn fertilization
• Lawn aeration
• Landscaping

Give your lawn some Lawn Love. Call (800) 706-4117, click here, or download our app to get an instant quote and service in a few days. Lawn Love makes lawn care easy.

Arizona's summers are hot, but temperatures in the winter can swing as much as 40 or 50 degrees, from 70 degrees Fahrenheit during the day to around freezing at night. This varied climate demands grasses that can adapt to both its heat and cold. 

Here's a breakdown of the best grass types for each region in Arizona:

Bermudagrass

• Low-maintenance; thrives in sun and heat
• Recommended for: Southern, Central Arizona

St. Augustinegrass

• Superior cold, heat, and drought tolerances
• Recommended for: Southern Arizona

Buffalograss

• Low-maintenance and high drought-tolerance
• Recommended for: Southern Arizona

Kentucky bluegrass

• Ideal for higher altitudes
• Recommended for: Northern, Central Arizona

Perennial ryegrass

• Frost- and disease-resistant
• Recommended for: Northern Arizona

Tall fescue

• Most heat-tolerant winter grass, ideal for mid-elevation areas
• Tolerates shade, drought, and foot traffic
• Recommended for: Northern, Central Arizona

Arizona lawn care tips

Best time to mow

Mow in the mid-morning or late afternoon. Just like you wouldn't hike Camelback Mountain at high noon, you want to avoid mowing when the Arizona sun is at its peak to prevent turfgrass stress.

Adjust mowing height

Let your grass grow a little taller in Arizona's heat to reduce drought stress. And don't forget the one-third rule: Never trim more than one-third of your grass height each mowing session. 

Regular mowing schedule

Stick to a consistent mowing routine, but be flexible based on your grass type and growth rate. Regular care helps your lawn stay healthy and resilient, even in the desert heat.

Aeration

Aeration helps your lawn absorb water and nutrients more efficiently. This is especially important in Arizona's harsh and often dry climate.

Fertilization

Your lawn needs just the right amount of nutrients to flourish under the Arizona sun. Fertilize your lawn in the early spring to help your lawn thrive without overdoing it.

Watering

In Arizona, where every drop counts, watering your lawn early in the morning saves water and keeps your grass healthy. This timing lets your lawn soak up water while reducing evaporation and scorching. Check for any local watering restrictions.

Lawn Love is here to enhance your outdoor space. Whether you're in Flagstaff, Mesa, or Lake Havasu City, our services are just a tap or click away.

Starting your journey with Lawn Love is easy. Our user-friendly app and website provide you with instant lawn care quotes, streamlining the process to suit your busy Arizona lifestyle.