CT Lawn Rangers

About CT Lawn Rangers

West of town the land flattens into old river bottom, where tobacco barns stand with their boards hinged open to the August air. CT Lawn Rangers keep the trimmed side of that landscape — lawns mowed in clean lines, beds edged, leaves gathered before a November wind can scatter them twice. Then the fields go gray, the plow goes on the truck, and the same properties get cleared and salted while the flakes are still coming down. Enfield's year swings hard from one end to the other, and they meet it at both. Nothing about the work is loud; the finished ground is what speaks.