Overturf Mowing

About Overturf Mowing

The soil around Pea Ridge is pale and sandy, the kind that drinks a rain straight down and still lets the pines stand tall in it. Overturf Mowing reads that ground, setting cutting height so the turf shades its own roots through a long Panhandle summer. A visit means a mow, a trim around oak trunks and utility boxes, an edge run along the walk, and a blow-off that leaves the drive bare. The best part is the last pass, the sweep that lays the stripes even from the mailbox to the porch steps. Out here off the Highway 90 corridor, a tidy yard reads like a handshake.