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Topeka, Kansas, experiences extremes of temperature. The highest temperature in the warmest month of July is 89 degrees F while the coolest temperature, in the coolest month of January is 17 degrees F. The driest month of the year in Topeka is January and the wettest is July. The precipitation is as much as 0.95 [...]
[continue reading...]Wichita, KS is located on the Arkansas River and is in the midst of the great central plains of the United States. It is also a place of extreme weather fluctuation. The average summer temperature in Kansas is 81 degrees Fahrenheit in July, but extremes as high as 110 degrees are possible. Summer is a [...]
[continue reading...]Hutchinson is the largest city in Kansas. The climate of Hutchinson is mild and neither gets extremely cold or extremely hot. In fact, the climate in summer is rather favorable for planting. The snowfall is not that heavy and some plants can be grown in winter as well. Soil In Hutchinson Loamy soil is dominant [...]
[continue reading...]Like its other Midwestern neighbors, Kansas experiences harsh weather conditions. Summer temperatures can reach very high levels and winters are usually cold. The western two-thirds of Kansas experiences an arid climate and receives very little precipitation. The eastern third of the state has a more humid climate and receives more rainfall. Because of the large temperature variations, it can be challenging to find a lawn type that can survive in Kansas year round.
Most Kansas lawn care professionals recommend a mixture of fine fescue and Kentucky bluegrass. This mixture is one of the most durable turf options available, and can withstand Kansas’ hot summers and cold winters. This mixture is also more likely to maintain a bright green color year round to improve the look of your lawn.
No matter what lawn type you choose, proper lawn care in necessary to keep your Kansas lawn looking nice. Kansans should plan on regular watering during the summer and proper aeration in the wintertime to keep lawns healthy. This should help to prevent the common Kansas lawn problems like red thread, powdery mildew, and brown spots.
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