Sharp Blades Lawn Care

About Sharp Blades Lawn Care

After a spring rain, Glenwood Lake Park smells like wet cedar and new grass, and Keg Creek runs the color of coffee for a day and a half. Sharp Blades Lawn Care waits out the soft ground and then cuts once the turf will stand up to it, because a sharp blade slices grass clean while a dull one just tears at it and leaves the tips brown by Thursday. Mowing, trimming around the beds and the shed corners, edging the walk so the line stays honest. The result is the point: a lawn that holds its color and its shape until the next visit comes around. Glenwood and the towns nearby.