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In the Amelia Court House area, maintaining a lush, green lawn involves a number of things, from consistent mowing, to weeding, watering, fertilization aeration and more. The average lawn size here in Amelia Court House is 8,446 square feet, which typically takes 76 minutes to mow if you do it yourself.

Additionally, you'll want to fertilize your lawn 5 times per year, with each application tailored to that time of year. It's also a good idea to get a soil test done once every 2-4 years to ensure your soil isn't lacking key nutrients. Professional fertilization in Amelia Court House averages about $63 per application, and includes spot weed treatment.

Aeration is a process that relieves compaction, helps grass establish roots, and allows air and nutrients to reach the soil. Ideally, you should aerate once per year, every three years at the very minimum. Despite it's importance, only 13 percent of Amelia Court House homeowners get aeration. Aeration in Amelia Court House costs $122 on average, but depends on lawn size, and should be done in spring or fall.

Finally, watering is critical. You'll generally want to water in the morning before 6:53 am or in the evening after 5:57 pm so the water does not evaporate. Amelia Court House does not have watering restrictions.

While the average cost of grass cutting in Amelia Court House is $39.34, the price depends primarily on lawn size and mowing frequency.

Here is the average price in Amelia Court House by lawn size:

• 1/8 Acre: $40.3
• 1/4 Acre: $34.5
• 1/3 Acre: $49.7
• 1/2 Acre: $62.4

Here is the average mowing price by frequency:

• Weekly: $31.87
• Biweekly: $44.06
• Monthly: $48.39

Two other factors that can increase price are corner lots and gates. In Amelia Court House, 49% of homes are on a corner lot, and 66% of homes have backyard gates.

First, you'll have to check your Homeowners Association rules. In Amelia Court House, 68% of homeowners are part of a HOA, and most HOAs have restrictions on grass and overgrown bushes.