Tim's Lawn Salutions

About Tim's Lawn Salutions

Late August builds a thunderhead over the ridges west of Adamsville nearly every afternoon, and the inch of rain it drops means the grass will want cutting two days sooner than planned. Tim's Lawn Salutions works around that weather — mowing, edging, string trimming and blowing down the hard surfaces, shifting a day when the clay is too soft to hold a wheel. Turf cut on soaked ground tears; cut on the right day it lays over clean and even, and knowing the difference is the craft. Fall brings the leaf clearing, and early spring brings the pickup of everything the winter storms threw down. It is steady, repeating work in a place where the season runs long and the grass never really quits.