Southern Lawn Maintenance

About Southern Lawn Maintenance

Storms here build up in the southwest and are on Hopkinsville within the hour, all that warm river-country air going dark green and then letting go. Two days later the yards have jumped an inch and everybody needs cutting at once. Southern Lawn Maintenance plans for that rhythm, running rotations tight enough through the wet stretches that no lawn gets scalped catching up, and easing off when August turns things dry and dormant. Mowing, trimming, edging, and the cleanups that bracket the year, spring when the beds need opening and fall when the yard is under leaves. Grass in this part of Kentucky sets its own pace, and the job is to keep step with it.