Cool-Season Grasses
Common in St. Louis and northern climates
· Thrive in spring and fall
· Struggle in the heat of summer
· Stay green most of the year but may go dormant in drought
· Common types: Kentucky Bluegrass, Tall Fescue, Ryegrass
If your lawn is green and growing strong in the spring and fall, you likely have a cool-season lawn.
Warm-Season Grasses
Common in Tulsa and southern climates
· Thrive in the summer heat
· Go dormant and turn brown during winter
· Need early spring and fall care to transition well
· Common types: Bermuda, Zoysia, St. Augustine
If your lawn greens up in summer but fades to brown in winter, you likely have a warm-season lawn.
Not Sure What Type You Have?
Don’t stress — our experts will identify your lawn type during your first visit. That way, we can recommend the program that fits your yard perfectly.
