Cajun-Country Lawn Service

About Cajun-Country Lawn Service

October changes the smell of Broussard — burnt cane on the wind, wagons rolling in from the fields, evenings that finally cool off enough to sit outside. Grass slows down then, but the yards do not get simpler: leaves drift into fence corners, cane trash blows in off the road, and the beds need clearing before the first cold snap. Cajun-Country Lawn Service takes that season head-on, mowing at a taller fall setting, cutting fresh edges along the walks, and raking and hauling the mess out so a place looks tended instead of abandoned to autumn. A yard put right in October carries well through the mild winter that follows. This is lawn care for Broussard and the country around it, from Coteau down toward New Iberia and over to St. Martinville.