The Good Seed Lawn Care

About The Good Seed Lawn Care

Seed does its own quiet arithmetic underground for a week or two, and then one April morning the thin places in a lawn are green again. The Good Seed Lawn Care carries that patience out to the yards around Lower Christiana and up into the hills toward Pike Creek, mowing when the grass calls for it, trimming the awkward margins, edging the walks, and overseeding when the weather gives young grass a fair chance. This is old farm country turned residential, ground that has been growing something for centuries and has no plan to stop. Cuttings come off the pavement, and the mowing height stays where the grass wants it. A lawn is a slow thing, made well a little at a time.