LymeX

About LymeX

Each winter, monarch butterflies hang in orange clusters from the eucalyptus at Natural Bridges, and on warm middays they lift off and drift over the edge of Santa Cruz like scraps of stained glass. LymeX tends lawns in this town, where mild winters keep the grass quietly growing even in December. Off-season work is about holding a yard steady: a light, regular mow, neat lines along the beds, fallen leaves and bark swept off. It is small-scale attention in a place known for a grand natural show. When the butterflies fold back into the grove, Santa Cruz lawns kept this way look rested and ready for spring.