Dynamic Groundskeeping

About Dynamic Groundskeeping

By two o'clock most summer days the sky over Ben Hur Road stacks itself into thunderheads and lets go. Dynamic Groundskeeping reads that clock the way everyone in Gardere does: cut early, let the storm pass through, come back once the grass stops holding water. The work is steady maintenance, mowing on a schedule the rain keeps trying to break, trimming around live oak roots and chain link, shrubs shaped back before they lean out over a walkway. Wet grass clumps, so the blades stay sharp and the passes stay slow, and the finish comes out even instead of streaked. In a place where things grow whether anyone is watching or not, keeping up is the whole art.