Big Horn Lawn Service

About Big Horn Lawn Service

Late on an August afternoon the Owyhee Mountains go blue and papery along the southwest horizon, and the heat finally lets go of the valley floor. That is the hour Big Horn Lawn Service likes best for the last Kuna yards of the day, when the grass is cool enough to stand up straight to the blade and the shadows run long across the driveway. The route is mowing, trimming and edging, with fertilization and weed control layered across the season and a full cleanup once the leaves come down. High-desert turf gives nothing away for nothing; it takes water, feeding, and a blade set high enough to shade its own roots. A lawn that holds its green deep into September, out here, is worth standing back to look at.