Grass Cutting
Clean, weekly mowing with crisp edges. The stripes in our photos start here.
Best time: Mar to Nov
Clean lines. Every visit.
Rolling Groves is a locally owned, fully insured lawn care and landscaping company based in Webster Groves, MO, dedicated to beautifying the St. Louis area.
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- Locally ownedBased in Webster Groves, Missouri.
- Fully insuredRolling Groves Lawn & Outdoor Services, LLC.
- Reasonable ratesEstimates for the work you choose.
- Professional servicesA carefully selected crew on every visit.
01Services
From the first cut to the last leaf.
Professional services that cover the whole property, spring through fall. Book one, or combine a few for the season.
The lawn
Cut it, feed it, thicken it, or start it fresh.
5 servicesCore Aeration
Pulls small plugs of soil so air, water, and nutrients reach the roots.
Best time: Late Aug to early Nov
Over-seeding
Fresh seed worked into thin or patchy turf. It takes best right after aeration.
Best time: Late Aug to late Oct
Sod Installation
New sod where the lawn is bare, worn out, or starting from scratch.
Best time: Spring and fall
Fertilization and Weed Control Lawn and garden
Feeding and weed control for the lawn and beds, so the plants you want win out.
Best time: Spring and fall
Landscape
Plan it, plant it, keep it sharp.
5 servicesLandscape Designing
Plans to transform your outdoor space: garden beds, decorative rock, patios, landscape edging, and more.
Ask about timing
Mulch Installation
Fresh, even mulch in garden beds and around trees. It holds moisture and slows weeds.
Best time: Mar to Nov
Garden Bed Maintenance Edging and weeding
A crisp edge where the bed meets the lawn, and weeds pulled before they settle in.
Best time: Mar to Nov
Shrub Pruning
Shaping and thinning that keep shrubs healthy, tidy, and clear of the windows.
Ask about timing
Plant Installations
New shrubs, flowers, and trees, planted at the right depth to take root and thrive.
Best time: Spring and fall
Cleanups
Spring and fall resets, plus brush, junk, and debris.
3 servicesProperty Debris Cleanups Spring and fall
Spring cleanups get the lawn ready for the growing season. Fall leaf removal keeps the property tidy as the leaves come down.
Best time: Mar to Apr, Oct to Nov
Brush Removal
Overgrowth, brush piles, and fallen limbs cleared off the property.
Ask about timing
Junk/Debris Removal
Old junk and leftover debris loaded up and taken off the property.
Ask about timing
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what you are seeing and we will recommend the right services for your property.
02The lawn year
When your yard needs what.
Most St. Louis lawns are tall fescue, a cool-season grass. It grows hardest in spring and fall, slows down in the summer heat, and rests over winter. Here is the general timing, and the services that fit each season.
Spring · March to May
Wake the yard up.
Clear out what winter left behind, sharpen the bed edges, and lay fresh mulch before everything leafs out. Spring is also the time for weed control, new plantings, and new sod for bare spots. Mowing starts as the grass greens up.
Services that fit
- Spring cleanup
- Bed edging and weeding
- Mulch installation
- Weed control
- Plant installations
- Sod installation
- Grass cutting
Summer · June to August
Keep it sharp through the heat.
Fescue slows down in July and August, so steady mowing at the right height matters most. Beds need regular weeding, and many shrubs are ready for shaping once their spring growth is done. Late August opens the window for aeration and over-seeding.
Services that fit
- Grass cutting
- Bed edging and weeding
- Shrub pruning
- Core aeration, late Aug
- Over-seeding, late Aug
Fall · September to November
The season that matters most.
Late summer into early fall is the best window of the year to aerate and over-seed a fescue lawn, and fertilizing now builds strong roots for next spring. Then the leaves come down, and it is time for leaf cleanup.
Services that fit
- Core aeration
- Over-seeding
- Sod installation
- Fertilization
- Fall leaf cleanup
- Plant installations
- Mulch refresh
Winter · December to February
Rest, then plan ahead.
Tall fescue goes dormant over winter, so the lawn itself needs little. Use the quiet months to plan a landscape design and line up a spring cleanup, fresh mulch, and new plantings. Have brush or another job in mind? Call or text to ask what fits your property and when.
Good to plan now
- Landscape designing
- Spring cleanup
- Mulch installation
- Plant installations
- Brush removal, ask about timing
Month by monthGeneral timing for tall fescue lawns around St. Louis.
This is general guidance, not a schedule. Weather can move it a few weeks either way.
Grass cutting: best March to November
Core aeration: March to April and late August to early November
Over-seeding: late August to late October
Sod installation: March to May and late August to early November
Fertilization and weed control: March to July and September to November
Garden bed maintenance: March to November
Landscape designing: ask about timing
Mulch installation: March to November
Shrub pruning: ask about timing
Plant installations: best April to May and September to October
Seasonal property cleanups: best March to April and October to November
Brush removal: ask about timing
Junk and debris removal: ask about timing
Every yard is a little different. Ask, and we will point you to the right service.
Ask about your yard
03Our work
Straight from the job.
Want your property looking this sharp?
From weekly mowing to a full landscape refresh, tell us what you have in mind and we will put together an estimate.
Get a quote
04About
Local crew. High bar.
Our team is carefully selected and holds the same high standard for work quality and customer service every time we visit your property.
“With reasonable rates and meticulous attention to detail, we aim to be your #1 choice for a pristine lawn.”
Rolling Groves
Meet our crew
The people behind every visit.
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05Reviews
What customers are saying.
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06How it works
Three steps to a sharper yard.
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Step 1: Reach out
Call, text, email, or complete the quote form below.
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Step 2: Get your estimate
We review your property and provide a clear estimate at reasonable rates.
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Step 3: We do the work
Our carefully selected crew completes every job with meticulous attention to detail.
07FAQ
Common questions.
Something else on your mind? Ask directly. Call, text, or email.
How do I schedule a service?
Call or text (314) 882-5789, email rolling.groveslawn@gmail.com, or fill out the quote request on this page.
Are you insured?
Yes. Rolling Groves Lawn & Outdoor Services, LLC is fully insured.
What areas do you serve?
We are based in Webster Groves and work across the St. Louis area. Not sure if your street is covered? Call or text (314) 882-5789 and ask.
Can I text instead of calling?
Yes. Texts are welcome at (314) 882-5789.
Can I pay my invoice online?
Yes. Use the Pay Online page (opens in a new tab) to pay your Rolling Groves invoice.