sdlawns

About sdlawns

September turns the oaks along Afton's ravines a slow rust, and the restored prairie out toward Belwin goes gold and brittle in the wind. sdlawns keeps yards mowed and trimmed through that turn, then comes back for the leaf work once the trees finally let go. Same height every visit, close cuts around posts and stone, a lawn that looks unbothered by whatever the month is doing — that is the aim. Autumn hauls heavier and the daylight quits earlier, so the day runs by the list, property to property, until the light gives out. A clean, close-cut lawn heading into a Minnesota winter is worth the whole afternoon.