JWC

About JWC

South Arkansas grows loblolly pine the way other places grow fence posts, and in Magnolia there is one standing at the edge of nearly every yard, dropping needles onto the grass below. JWC works in that shifting shade, where turf runs thin under the branches and thick out in the open, so no two parts of the same lawn ask for quite the same pass. Needles get cleared, the grass is brought to one even height, and the trimmer follows the fence line and the mailbox post until the whole lot matches. Late-summer afternoons here turn heavy and still, so the day starts early and ends before the air thickens. What is left behind is a yard that looks cared for from the road.