Tractor Supply Survey Highlights Homeowner Lawn Care Trends

Tractor Supply’s latest survey reveals striking trends in homeowner lawn care habits, from generational spending gaps to regional priorities. While 25% of Americans rely on professional services, only 16% rate them as excellent—and weed control remains the top struggle. Wyoming leads in monthly spending ($273),butmillennialsandlong-termhomeownersinvestfarmore,averagingover$700. See how 2025 budgets and confidence levels shape the landscape.​

Regional Spending Habits and Challenges Revealed

A recent survey by Tractor Supply has uncovered key insights into homeowner attitudes toward lawn care, revealing regional spending differences, generational trends, and common challenges. The study highlights the diverse approaches Americans take in maintaining their outdoor spaces.

Key Findings on Lawn Care Practices

While a quarter of respondents rely on professional lawn care services, only ​​16%​​ rate their provider’s performance as excellent. Meanwhile, ​​25%​​ of homeowners admit lacking confidence in their ability to maintain their lawns, with weed control cited as the top obstacle.

Spending Intentions for 2025

Most homeowners plan to keep their lawn care budgets steady this year, with ​​69%​​ maintaining current spending levels. Only ​​7%​​ expect to increase expenditures, while a mere ​​4%​​ anticipate cutting back.

Regional and Generational Differences

Wyoming leads the nation in lawn care spending, averaging ​​$273\ast \ast permonth,followedbySouthDakota(\ast \ast$175​​) and New Jersey (​​$128\ast \ast ).Millennialsoutspendotherdemographics,allocatinganaverageof\ast \ast$701​​ monthly. Long-term homeowners—those with over a decade of property ownership—invest the most, averaging ​​$721​​ per month.