TurfDoctor

About TurfDoctor

Get down close to a Lantana lawn and it becomes a small country of its own — St. Augustine runners knitting over sand, a thin patch beside the driveway where the concrete throws heat back all afternoon, a strip along the hedge that never quite dries out. TurfDoctor works at that scale: feeding the turf, treating weeds before they set seed, watching the spots that go pale or grey first, and mowing at a height that keeps roots in shade. Grass here is asked to grow in sand through a hot, soaking summer and a long dry winter, so it wants attending to and not only cutting. The payoff shows up from the street, where the whole lawn finally reads as one unbroken green.