The Minnesota City Where Watering Your Lawn Costs the Most

I don't know about you, but we haven't watered our lawn at all this summer! We've been getting just the right amount of rain when we need it, so the lawn has been totally fine.

Saves us some money, that's for sure! And especially if you live in certain parts of Minnesota.

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There are different cities in the Land of 10,000 Lakes where it costs more to water your lawn than in others. So which ones are the most expensive? And which city is THE MOST expensive of them all?

The Most Expensive Places to Water Your Lawn in the US

There was a study done by Lawn Love that ranked a ton of cities across the US to see where it's most expensive to water your lawn.

Not only did they look at the price of water, but they also looked at the average size yard.

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They determined that the 5 most expensive places to mow your lawn in the US are:

5. Tucson, AZ

4. Yuma, AZ

3. Brownsville, TX

2. Goodyear, AZ

1. Buckeye, AZ

All of them are in Arizona except the one in Texas. Not super surprising!

The Most Expensive Places to Water Your Lawn in Minnesota

Now let's move to Minnesota. Yes, we don't have the highest cost of all time to water our lawns, but some cities are more expensive than others. Let's see which ones ranked as the worst according to Lawn Love's research.

There are 8 Minnesota cities on their list of 498. Coming in as the 8th most expensive place to water your lawn in Minnesota is Minneapolis.

Number 7 is, yep, St. Paul.

Then you have Plymouth, Brooklyn Park, Bloomington, and Woodbury at 6, 5, 4, and 3.

The second most expensive place to water your lawn in our state is Duluth.

And coming in as the most expensive place to water your lawn in Minnesota is... Rochester.

Now, you may automatically blame it on the cost of water (I mean, that would make sense), but actually, out of those 8 cities, Rochester was the 2nd best when it came to the cost rank.

Even then, you combine that with what they scored us for Yard Size Rank, and that must be how we ended up as the most expensive place to water your lawn in the state.