Heartland Turf and Landscape

About Heartland Turf and Landscape

Walk the tallgrass at Ironwoods Park in September and you can still read what Leawood was before the streets went in — big bluestem shoulder-high, turning bronze, leaning east with the wind. Heartland Turf and Landscape works that same ground in its tamer form: mowing, fertilization, weed control, and the fall aeration and overseeding that decides how a fescue lawn will look next June. Cores left on the driveway, seed worked into the openings, water, and then the slow green fill through October — the least glamorous month and the one that matters most. Kansas turf lives or dies on its roots, and roots are made now, in the cool of the year. Come spring, the lawns that got this attention come up thick enough to crowd the weeds out on their own.