Riverbirch Lawn Care

09/03/2026

How is your lawn looking with this drought?🌱

Kansas homeowners are adjusting their lawn care routines as heat and drought stress grass across the state.

08/24/2026

Now Scheduling September Aeration & Overseeding!

08/09/2026

Get scheduled now!!
September is approaching fast!
Get a FREE emailed estimate in 24 hours or less!
www.RiverbirchLawnCare.com
316-207-9435

08/02/2026

If your yard looks like the left right now, it’s under a lot of heat stress from the summer.

Fall aeration, over seed and fertilization can bring it back to life and get it looking like the photo on the right and within a few weeks

Call or text anytime to get a free quote and get scheduled for this service which begins in September!

316-207-9435

07/19/2026

Is your grass looking thin, patchy, or stressed from the Kansas heat?

September is the BEST time to aerate and overseed to grow a thicker, greener lawn this fall and next spring.

✅ Loosens compacted soil
✅ Helps water and nutrients reach the roots
✅ Fills in bare spots with new grass
✅ Creates a healthier, denser lawn

Serving Andover and the Wichita surrounding areas.

We only have limited spots reserved for this service so hurry!

Save 10% when booked early and by August 1st (Mention this post)

Call, text or email ASAP and for a FREE quote delivered to your email in 24 hours or less

316-207-9435
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07/04/2026

Have a Happy 4th of July . . . just FYI it’s also 174 until Christmas!!😉

06/12/2026

06/09/2026

If you could transition to a hardwired low voltage lighting system - where the brightness is completely uniform, is professionally designed and installed, actually illuminates your homes key features and landscaping and also have it all installed by June 17th? Would you be in???…send a DM and we’ll get in contact with you today

05/26/2026

Tick season is in full swing, y'all😲 While ticks can transmit diseases, if you're properly prepared, they don't have to stop you from enjoying the outdoors!

Here's some top tips for safely exploring:
1. Avoid tall grass, bushes, and wooded areas with lots of leaf litter. Stick to the center of trails.
2. Use insect repellent on your skin and/or permethrin on your clothing. If you're wearing sunscreen, apply that first, then insect repellent.
3. Wear long sleeves and pants that are tucked into high socks or boots.
Bonus tip- bring a lint roller or roll of duct tape along to easily remove ticks (especially "seed" ticks) from your clothing.

Check for ticks on your clothing and yourself when you're back indoors. They especially like hiding in warm crevices, around your waist, and around hair. If you find a tick, DON'T PANIC. Use fine-tipped tweezers to remove the tick as close to your skin as possible so you fully remove the head. Wrap it tightly in tape or submerge it in alcohol and keep it just in case you develop an illness. Learn more here: https://www.cdc.gov/ticks/after-a-tick-bite/index.html