Sasquatch Land & Lawn

About Sasquatch Land & Lawn

Every Cantonment property eventually meets the pine woods, and the line where mown grass gives way to saw palmetto is where Sasquatch Land & Lawn does its best thinking. October cools the flatwoods off just enough to make the heavy work pleasant — overgrown corners taken back, brush hauled out, the far half of a lot handed back to whoever owns it. The rest of the year runs on the plain rhythm: mow, trim, edge, blow, and do it again while the grass is still deciding whether summer is over. Between the Escambia bottoms and the sandhills up toward Molino no two lots drain alike, and the cutting has to answer to that. A place that had been disappearing into the treeline for a season looks, by evening, like a yard again.