What cool-season grass means
Cool-season grasses, like fescue, bluegrass and ryegrass, grow most in spring and fall. Warm-season grasses, like Bermuda, zoysia and St. Augustine, grow most in summer.
Also called warm-season grass.
Where it matters on a lawn care job
Grass type sets the calendar for seeding, aeration, fertilizer and mowing height. Note each customer's grass type in their record so the right service goes out at the right time.
What it costs
Koira's lawn mowing cost guide puts a typical job at $130, with most between $60 to $200. The guide shows its sources and what moves the price. The lawn care cost calculator prices a job line by line.
Work it out
- Free calculator: Lawn care cost calculator
- Cost guide: Lawn mowing cost
- Tools, templates and guides: Free lawn care resources