Grade A Lawn Care

About Grade A Lawn Care

There is one week each April when the dogwoods on Hartselle's older streets open all at once, and every lawn under them suddenly looks like it ought to be tended. Grade A Lawn Care takes the season from there: cutting at a height the grass can carry, running the trimmer where the mower cannot reach, edging the walk into a clean seam, and clearing the drive so the whole yard sits inside a border. The growing months in this part of Alabama are long and humid, the kind that reward a route kept faithfully rather than a single big effort. Cleanups close out the fall, when the water oaks and pines finally give up their load. Green, level, and finished at the edges — that is the whole ambition, repeated all over town.