Counterman LawnScape

About Counterman LawnScape

Listen to a West Looney yard in July and you hear the cicadas first, a rising buzz from the oaks that seems to make the afternoon even hotter. That heat is hard on cool-season grass, and Counterman LawnScape mows with it in mind, leaving the blades tall enough to shade their own roots through the dry weeks. Edges along walks and drives are trimmed clean, and clippings are blown back off the concrete instead of left to bake there. The result is a lawn that holds its color while the hayfields down the road begin to brown. Out in this open Ozark country, that steady green is a kind of care anyone can see from the road.