Toombs Lawn Care

About Toombs Lawn Care

The first honest cool front reaches Laurel sometime in late October, and overnight the whole town smells like pine. Toombs Lawn Care works that turn — final mowings, edging, leaf and needle cleanup, raking and fresh pine straw in the beds, shrub trimming before the cold sets in. Straw laid thick around the azaleas holds the ground steady until spring, and it makes a yard look finished the way nothing else does. A last cut on a cool Saturday, with the light gone gold through the pines, is a fine way to close out the growing season. Come March the mowers start up again.