Champion's NWA Landscaping

About Champion's NWA Landscaping

By the time the Friday-night lights come on over Farmington in October, the mowers have been quiet for hours and the air carries cut grass and cold at once. Fall is the season that rewards attention in this county: the fescue wakes back up, the oaks and hickories on the hills south of town let go all at once, and a lawn can vanish under leaves by Sunday if nobody comes for them. Champion's NWA Landscaping keeps the mowing going late into the season, clears the leaves off the turf before they mat, and puts the edges back where summer blurred them. It is unglamorous work with a visible result, a yard that goes into winter clean instead of smothered. Come the first warm week of the year, that difference shows plainly.