Gorilla Grass

About Gorilla Grass

October brings the Santa Anas, and when they push down out of the canyons toward Strands the air goes dry and hot and everything loose starts traveling. Gorilla Grass works those days anyway — cut, edge, trim, then blow the whole property down and get the pile out before the wind redistributes it across the block. Turf takes a beating in that offshore heat, so feeding, weed control, and a mowing height that leaves some shade at the root are what carry a lawn through. When the onshore breeze finally returns and the coast cools off, the grass comes back thick instead of thin. Strong work on a strong day, and a yard that holds its line.