American family lawn care

About American family lawn care

April arrives in the Locust Fork valley all at once — one week the Bermuda is straw, the next it is green enough to cut. American family lawn care works Hayden through that turn and every week after it, mowing on a rhythm that keeps a yard from ever looking surprised. Edges come out clean along the drive, the string trimmer takes the fence lines and the mailbox post, and the walks are cleared before anybody leaves. By November the same yards get their sweetgum and hickory leaves hauled off the grass, and the beds get fresh mulch when the color starts to fade. It is ordinary, weekly, satisfying work, and the red-clay hills of Blount County give plenty of it.