Blue Pride Mowing

About Blue Pride Mowing

Out past the last streetlight in Bonifay the county roads run straight between planted pines, and the sky goes the deep blue that Panhandle evenings save for the end of a long day. Blue Pride Mowing works right up to that light — the last lap around a yard, the trimmer finishing the fence corners, the drive swept with a blower before the truck doors close. Bahia grass out here comes on fast and rough, and it takes a steady weekly pass to keep a lot looking like somebody is paying attention. The reward is plain and worth having: even stripes across the front, a firm line where grass meets gravel, nothing left in the road. Ordinary work carried all the way to the end is what makes a place look tended.