Eternal LawnCare

About Eternal LawnCare

Down where the creek bottoms thread through Doraville, June dusk arrives thick and green, and the fireflies come up out of the grass like the yard is exhaling. Eternal LawnCare keeps those yards in trim through the long humid stretch with weekly mowing, edges cut clean along the concrete, and trimming around the fence posts, the mailbox and the crape myrtle. Georgia grass in July will take a lawn back in ten days if nobody argues with it, so the schedule holds. Cleanups come around when the leaves start dropping, and again when spring wants the beds opened up. A lawn that stays even all summer is a quiet kind of accomplishment, and it is the one they chase.