Triton Lawn

About Triton Lawn

Late August dries Olathe down to a pale gold, the creek bottoms running thin toward Indian Creek and the unwatered lawns gone quiet and dormant. Triton Lawn works that patience — mowing high and less often while the fescue rests, then meeting September with aeration, overseeding and fertilization the moment the ground is ready to take it. The weekly rhythm of cut, edge, trim and clear the walks never really stops; it just changes pace with the year. Weed control runs alongside so nothing opportunistic moves into the thin spots. By October the color is back, and the yard looks like it never doubted.