D&D Lawn Care

About D&D Lawn Care

Summer along the Tangipahoa River runs on a schedule of its own: bright and heavy through midday, then a thunderhead builds up out of the south and drops an inch of rain in twenty minutes. D&D Lawn Care reads that sky for a living, getting the mowing done ahead of the storm and coming back for the trimming once the sun has pulled the water back out of the ground. Sandy river soil and Louisiana humidity make for grass that recovers fast and grows faster, so the cut has to be regular or it isn't really a cut at all. Edges get squared, hedges and fence lines get trimmed back off the turf, and the drive gets cleared so nothing tracks into the house. It is honest outdoor work in a parish where the yard is a room you actually live in, and it deserves to be kept that way.