Mountain Meadow Mowing

About Mountain Meadow Mowing

Head south from Livingston on 89 and Paradise Valley widens out under Emigrant Peak, all big lots, long driveways and grass that keeps going well past where a city lawn would quit. Mountain Meadow Mowing is set up for that scale, working July afternoons when the cut air smells like hay and the heat sits still between the ranges. The approach is steady and unhurried: mow the open acreage on a clean pattern, trim the fence lines and around the outbuildings, edge whatever meets pavement or path. Fall brings the last cuts and a clearing out before the valley goes brown and bright. Watching a wide meadow come out even, right down to the ditch, is its own kind of reward.