BioLawns

About BioLawns

A lawn is the part you see; the work happens four inches down, in Rocklin's tight foothill soil where clay and decomposed granite argue with each other. BioLawns starts there — feeding the ground, managing thatch, watching how water actually moves through a yard before deciding what the grass needs. Mowing, edging, trimming, weed control and cleanups all sit on top of that foundation. Summers here run long and dry enough that a shallow-rooted lawn simply gives up in August, while a deep-rooted one shrugs. The difference shows in September, when the block is patchy gold and one yard is still holding green.