Red Oak Lawns

About Red Oak Lawns

East of Fergus Falls the land wrinkles into glacial hills, and in October the oaks up there turn the color of held fire. Red Oak Lawns hits its stride in that season — the great fall cleanup, when leaves come down by the ton and every lawn wants raking, mowing, and one last careful cut before freeze-up. Spring and summer they keep those same yards green and squared away; winter, they plow the snow that inevitably follows the leaves. An oak is stubborn and deep-rooted, and it holds its color longer than anything around it. It is a good name for how this crew works.