Double bros’ lawn care

About Double bros’ lawn care

Late summer evenings on this edge of the Ozarks cool off fast once the sun drops behind the tree line, and that last hour of light is a good one to be finishing a yard in. The ground here is chert with hollow limestone underneath, so lawns dry unevenly and get mowed by what they actually need rather than by the calendar. Each visit runs the same close order: cut, trim the posts and tree rings, edge the walk and drive, blow every clipping off the concrete. Beds get mulch in the spring, shrubs get taken back off the siding, and the fall leaves get cleared before they mat down over the grass. One standard for how a yard should look when the truck pulls away.