Ground Works Lawn & Landscaping

About Ground Works Lawn & Landscaping

In April the redbuds break open along the road toward the Sandy Creek covered bridge, and the Big River country outside Hillsboro turns purple and green all at once. Ground Works Lawn & Landscaping starts the mowing season right about then, when Jefferson County lawns go from dormant straw to needing a cut every week. Summer runs on rotation: grass mowed at a steady height, trimmed close along beds and fences, edged where turf meets concrete, and the walks left bare afterward. Yards down in the creek bottoms grow differently than the ones up on the ridge, and the schedule accounts for it. By the time the sycamores go bare, the lawns have been kept all season and it shows.