Bitterroot turf and Tree

About Bitterroot turf and Tree

Blodgett Canyon opens straight west of Hamilton like a doorway in the mountain wall, and the air that comes down it can pin an afternoon's worth of leaves against a fence. Bitterroot turf and Tree works with that wind instead of against it — mowing before it picks up, trimming close along foundations and walkways, moving debris downwind where it wants to go anyway. Turf under ponderosa asks its own patience: needle litter raked out, thin shade areas overseeded, the mower height raised once July turns dry. The payoff is a lawn that stays even from the canyon-side fence all the way to the street. Grass in this valley will grow for anybody; keeping it uniform is the craft.