Lawn Mowing & Landscape Maintenance in Bloomington, Indiana

Lawn Care - Mowing and Landscape Maintenance

Every lawn and landscape is different and requires different amounts and types of attention. We’ll be glad to arrange a lawn care and maintenance program for your Bloomington, Indiana home or business that keeps your outdoor areas looking fresh and well-kept.

We’ll visit as frequently as needed for mowing, weeding, flower bed maintenance, and other lawn care services requiring weekly or bi-weekly attention. We also provide seasonal maintenance services such as spring clean-ups and fall leaf removal.

In today’s busy and hectic world, your free time is important. There’s no need to spend your weekends mowing your lawn and pulling weeds from your landscape beds. Let the Nature’s Link mowing and maintenance department handle your outdoor lawn care and landscape maintenance needs in Bloomington, Indiana.

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Residential & Commercial Lawn Care Services

Lawn Mowing and Landscape Maintenance

Landscape Low Voltage Lighting

Irrigation System Design, Installation, and Service

Landscape Design & Installation

Hardscape Design and Installation (Patios, Retaining Walls, Firepits, Outdoor Kitchens)

New Lawn Installation – Seeding and Sod

Grading, Drainage, and Erosion Control Solutions

Water Features – Backyard Ponds and Waterfalls

Snow and Ice Removal

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We specialize in all types of residential and commercial landscaping services including design, installation, construction and maintenance. Our years of experience allow us to focus on quality work, using a variety of the best plants and landscape materials for a space, and getting all jobs of all scale done right the first time.

Our history of high quality work and friendly customer service helped us grow to become one of the largest landscaping services in Bloomington and surrounding areas.

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  • Most grass in Indiana needs to be cut to 3.5-4 inches according to PURDUE. 

    According to Purdue University, the height your grass should be cut to depends on its species. The majority of lawns in Indiana are Tall Fescue or Kentucky Bluegrass, meaning that they should be cut to 3-4 inches. The general conception is that grass should be cut to 3.5-4 inches to compensate for species variation.

  • Our goal is to ensure that all of our customers are mowed according to their schedule. We will adjust our mow schedule accordingly, but all clients will be mowed by the end of the week.

  • We suggest applying 1.5lbs of nitrogen per year, spread across three to four fertilizer applications.

  • You should expect our crews to mow your entire lawn, weed whack bed and tree edges, driveways and sidewalks, and blow off all hard surfaces when complete.

    What do you do in the spring when the grass is growing fast and the clippings are laying on top of the lawn?

    We offer a double-cut service for an additional fee. We can also bag the clippings for a fee which is impacted by hauling or onsite dumping 

  • We offer a double-cut service for an additional fee. We can also bag the clippings for a fee which is impacted by hauling or onsite dumpingon

  • For patchy or thin lawns, we recommend aerating and seeding in the spring and fall. However, this must be coordinated with your weed control program.