Total Care Lawn & Landscape

About Total Care Lawn & Landscape

Mount Washington sits where the land starts folding into the Bullitt County knobs, and June arrives here as sheer green — bluegrass climbing fast after every warm rain that rolls up from the Salt River bottoms. Total Care Lawn & Landscape keeps that growth on a weekly rhythm, mowing the long ridge lots out along Highway 44 and the tight corner yards on the older streets near downtown with the same attention. There is a real satisfaction in a stripe pulled straight to the curb, a fenceline trimmed close, an edge cut so crisp along a walk that the concrete reads white again. Come October, when the maples let go nearly all at once, leaves come off the drives and beds and go out before the first hard frost pins them down. Overseeding and fall feeding go in while the ground still holds its warmth, so the yard wakes up thick when April comes back around.