Doctor Lawn Landscape Management

About Doctor Lawn Landscape Management

Twelve inches of precipitation a year makes Helena a hard place to keep grass honest, and every lawn in the valley tells on itself — thin where the soil runs to gravel, thick and dark where the water actually reaches. Doctor Lawn Landscape Management reads those yards in late July, once the heat has sorted the healthy from the struggling, and cuts accordingly: higher through the dry stretches, tidier in the shade. The routine underneath it is plain enough — mowing, edging, string trimming, and picking up what the blade throws, week after week. A lawn that has been paid attention to looks nothing like one that has merely been cut, and the difference shows most in August. In this valley, that is worth doing carefully.