A cut above the rest

About A cut above the rest

Fifth Avenue runs east through Indialantic until the town simply hands itself over to sand, and every yard along the way lives under the same salt breeze. A cut above the rest keeps those lawns trimmed and their borders honest, working late in the day when the sea grapes throw long shade across the grass. The job is mowing, edging, trimming the fence lines and clearing what the blades leave behind — and the reward is a lawn that looks intentional from the sidewalk. Island grass forgives very little; it either gets cut on rhythm or it takes over. So the rhythm is the point, week after week, through the wet green months and the mild dry ones. Indialantic first, and the neighboring beach towns after that.