Letter the Lawn

About Letter the Lawn

Cross a lawn one way and back the other and the light does the rest — that pale-and-dark banding you notice on the ballfields at Lions Park on a June evening. Letter the Lawn mows for that effect and for everything under it, laying down straight passes, trimming what the deck can't reach, and edging drives and walks to a clean line. Through the summer there's fertilization and weed control so the color holds evenly rather than patching out. September means aeration and overseeding, and October means leaves, moved off before the grass goes dormant. A yard should look composed from the curb, and stripes are simply the most obvious proof.