Bear River LawnCare

About Bear River LawnCare

Spring rain in Bridge Creek comes in long gray bands, and when it lifts in early May everything steams and smells of wet earth and clover. Bear River LawnCare watches for that break, because a lawn after three days of rain grows like it has somewhere to be. The work is plain and timely: mowing as soon as the ground will bear the weight, trimming the fringe that shot up along fences and ditches, clearing clippings so they don't clump and smother. Done on the right day, a cut lawn dries out bright and level under the clearing sky. There is a rhythm to keeping up through a wet Arkansas spring, and this outfit keeps to it.