Best Lawn Care Services in Georgia

Whether you’re mowing, fertilizing, or landscaping, sweating under the hot Georgia sun isn’t fun for anyone. But that’s why there’s Lawn Love. Our crews are ready to do the yard work for you, so you can sit on the front porch swing and enjoy the weather while your lawn gets pampered.

There are five major grass types and countless variations that grow here, and each one has different needs. Do you know what your lawn needs? Lawn Love can help. From the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Jekyll Island beaches to the Piedmont plateau, we make lawn care easy. 

Lawn Love’s services in Georgia include:

• Lawn mowing
• Trimming
• Edging
• Weed control 
• Leaf removal
• Storm cleanup
• 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.

In general, Georgia is hot in the summer and cold in the winter, but South Georgia’s summers are hotter and North Georgia’s winters are colder, especially in the mountains. So, what does that mean for your lawn? 

It means warm-season grasses do best in most of the state but cool-season grasses can also thrive in North Georgia. 

Here are the most common grasses in the Peach State:

St. Augustinegrass

• Flourishes in warm, humid climates, handles shade well.
• Recommended for: South, Middle Georgia.

Bermudagrass

• Tolerates drought and withstands high temperatures.
• Recommended for: Middle, South Georgia

Zoysiagrass

• Tolerates salt spray, so it is ideal for coastal areas.
• Recommended for: Anywhere in the state

Tall Fescue

• A heat-tolerant winter grass that tolerates shade.
• Recommended for: North Georgia

Centipedegrass

• Does not tolerate shade, drought, salt, or freezing temperatures.
• Recommended for: Anywhere inland.

Lawn care tips for Georgia

Keep a good mowing schedule

Grass grows more slowly or stops altogether in winter, but gets an early start in the spring. You’ll need to mow weekly from spring through early fall. Aim for mid-morning or late afternoon. 

Adjust mowing height

Each grass has a preferred height, so know what it is. We recommend leaving grass slightly longer in the high summer heat to avoid scorching.

Fertilize 

Add fertilizer up to three times between late spring and early fall. If you can only fertilize one time, spring is best. 

Water

Most lawns need about an inch of water per week, which equates to about two 30-minute showers per week (at least 3 days apart). Check local and county ordinances for any watering restrictions.

Lawn Love makes it easy to have a lawn you can enjoy without any stress. Our pros mow, trim, and edge your grass so it’s picture-perfect – all at an affordable price. 

Maintaining your Georgia lawn takes a lot of effort, and Lawn Love is here to help. It doesn’t matter if you live near Peachtree Street or Peachtree Parkway, or if you live in Peachtree Corners or Peachtree City, we have trusted, vetted local lawn care pros ready to go.

Get an instant quote and schedule one of our local crews to give your lawn some TLC.