Booker Lawn Revival

About Booker Lawn Revival

The soil out at the Celery Flats is black as spent coffee grounds — the muck ground that grew Portage's celery long before the subdivisions found it. Booker Lawn Revival takes that inheritance seriously: a tired lawn is usually not a lost one, only hungry and overlooked. Spring means mowing back on schedule, shaggy borders trimmed to a line, the winter mat raked out until the grass remembers what it is for. Come the first real storm the same trucks turn to plowing drives, opening walks and spreading salt so a Portage morning starts on footing you can count on. Two seasons, one habit — hand the place back better than it was found.