Weekly and bi-weekly lawn care across North San Antonio, including Stone Oak, Encino Park and Timberwood Park.
Howdy Lawn Care is based in North San Antonio and works the Stone Oak, Encino Park and Timberwood Park area every week — weekly or bi-weekly mowing, edging and cleanup from a crew that already knows these streets.
Beyond recurring mowing, we handle landscape maintenance and property clean ups for our recurring customers.
North San Antonio sits where the Blackland Prairie meets the Texas Hill Country — thin, rocky, alkaline (caliche) soil is common, which drains fast and makes grass more dependent on the right watering schedule than on richer soil elsewhere in the city.
Most San Antonio lawns are St. Augustine or Bermuda — both need mowing height and watering handled differently than northern grasses, and both are what our crews are set up to maintain.
Most lawns around San Antonio are St. Augustine or Bermuda — warm-season grasses that love summer, go tan after the first hard frost and green back up in spring. Each wants its own mowing height and rhythm, and we cut for the grass you actually have.
Triple-digit afternoons and stretches with no rain stress even tough turf. Mowing a bit taller in peak summer shades the soil and helps lawns hold their color and roots.
Hot, dry stretches are when chinch bugs go after St. Augustine, and fire ants build mounds in lawns and beds year-round. We flag what we see on a visit so small problems don't turn into dead patches.
San Antonio Water System enforces stage-based watering schedules by address — a lawn-care schedule that respects those days keeps a yard healthy without running afoul of the rules.
July and August heat pushes St. Augustine and Bermuda into stress; mowing height and frequency both matter more in peak summer than in spring or fall.
Warm-season grass grows fastest from spring through early fall, which is when weekly mowing matters most. As growth slows in cooler months, most lawns move to bi-weekly.
Because of oak wilt, it's generally recommended to avoid pruning live oaks from roughly February through June. If you're planning tree trimming, we'll help schedule it around that window.
Live oaks shed old leaves in late winter as new growth pushes, while pecans, elms and other deciduous trees drop theirs in late fall. A seasonal clean up keeps leaves from smothering the lawn and clogging beds.
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Howdy Lawn Care was fantastic. Nate, Nico, and Hernan did a great job. They were on time, and discussed every aspect of the project with us before getting started. They did a full walk through, making sure they knew what we wanted with each tree or plant. In… Read full review on Google
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Serving San Antonio (Stone Oak, Encino Park, Timberwood Park) and Bulverde, TX. We'll get you a real quote — mowing priced instantly, everything else after a quick look.
