Simply Green Lawn Care

About Simply Green Lawn Care

January is the reward for living on this coast: mornings cool enough for a jacket, the humidity gone somewhere out over the Atlantic, and now and then a launch contrail unspooling pink above the pines at Wickham Park. Simply Green Lawn Care works the dry-season schedule then — cuts spaced further apart, edges kept sharp, oak leaves and pine straw cleared off the turf and out of the beds before they mat down. The St. Augustine goes pale and slow in the short days, and the job is to keep it tidy rather than push it, so it comes back thick when the warmth returns in March. Walks and drives are blown down at the end of every visit, because half of what makes a yard look cared for is the surface beside the grass. It is a small, repeatable kindness done to the same lawns all year.