LawnByCounty

Oklahoma Lawn Care Guide

Lawn care guide for 77 counties · Average LDS: 28/100

Oklahoma covers USDA hardiness zones 6–8, with lawn difficulty averaging 28/100 across 77 counties. Tall Fescue is the most widely recommended grass in the state.

Counties by Lawn Difficulty

CountyLDSZone
McIntosh County147b
Pottawatomie County147b
Creek County187b
Sequoyah County187b
Love County198a
Muskogee County197b
Pontotoc County197b
Bryan County208a
Carter County208a
Cleveland County207b
Garvin County207b
Johnston County208a
Le Flore County207b
Marshall County208a
McClain County207b
Murray County207b
Okfuskee County207b
Stephens County208a
Atoka County218a
Grady County217b
Oklahoma County217b
Kingfisher County227b
Seminole County227b
Adair County237b
Tulsa County237b
Coal County247b
Hughes County257b
Latimer County257b
Okmulgee County257b
Canadian County267b
Cherokee County267b
Kay County267a
Lincoln County267b
Pittsburg County267b
Blaine County277b
Major County277a
Osage County277a
Pushmataha County278a
Caddo County287b
Logan County287b
McCurtain County288a
Choctaw County298a
Craig County297a
Custer County297b
Jefferson County298a
Nowata County297a
Pawnee County297a
Wagoner County297b
Cotton County308a
Mayes County307a
Payne County307a
Rogers County307a
Comanche County317b
Delaware County317a
Noble County317a
Beckham County327b
Grant County327a
Harmon County327b
Kiowa County327b
Washita County327b
Alfalfa County337a
Greer County337b
Haskell County337b
Washington County337a
Jackson County347b
Tillman County358a
Ottawa County367a
Garfield County377a
Woods County377a
Woodward County377a
Dewey County397a
Ellis County397a
Roger Mills County397a
Beaver County416b
Harper County427a
Cimarron County466b
Texas County476b