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Norfolk, Nebraska, has an average annual temperature of about 48.5 degrees F. The average precipitation in this city is on an average 2.2 inches per month. The warmest time is mid July- August and the coldest month is January. The most humid month is June, when the humidity is around 50 per cent. Norfolk, Nebraska [...]
[continue reading...]North Platte, Nebraska has its coldest days in the month of January and the warmest ones in the month of July. The average extreme temperatures are 9.9 degrees F and 88.4 degrees F respectively. The highest precipitation in North Platte is in the month of May, which receives an average of about 3.34 inches. The [...]
[continue reading...]Omaha Nebraska is the largest city in Nebraska in terms of population, and given the quality of life that it provides it is little wonder that so many people choose to call Omaha their home. The city sits nestled beside the Missouri River, and lawn care in Omaha is aided by the fertile soil of [...]
[continue reading...]Lincoln and Hastings are the principal cities in the state of Nebraska, the United States. July is the warmest month in this area and January is the coldest month in Lincoln and Hastings. Both the cities receive adequate rainfall in the month of May. A beautiful lawn enhances the value and look of property in [...]
[continue reading...]Nebraska’s weather experiences four distinct seasons. Summers are hot and winters are cold throughout the state. The entire state experiences uniform snowfall during the winter months. However, rainfall varies considerably throughout the state. The Nebraska panhandle is more arid than the rest of the state and both rain and snow are less intense in that portion of the state. As a rule, the eastern portion of the state receives substantially more rainfall than the western portion, sometimes up to three times more.
Because of the arid nature of much of the state, Nebraska lawn care experts recommend choosing grass types that are tolerant to drought and that can survive on small amounts of water. One of the best types of grass for Nebraska lawns is a blend of bluegrass and fescue grass. This type of grass produces a thick even lawn that is very visually appealing. Additionally, this grass develops an extensive root system, sometimes up to six to eight feet deep. This allows the grass to withstand drought well and makes it a very low maintenance grass.
Another recommended grass type for Montana lawns is buffalograss. Buffalograss is the only grass that is native to North America and because it is so well adapted for the climate, it is a very sturdy and low maintenance turf type. This grass only needs about a quarter of an inch of water to survive, and so extra watering is only necessary during times of extreme drought. Additionally, the lawn does not need to be mowed often and is very tolerant to weeds and insect pests.
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