Dakota Seasonal Services

About Dakota Seasonal Services

West of Mandan the land opens out toward Sweet Briar and the interstate, and the sky does most of the talking. Dakota Seasonal Services works with what that country hands out: a wet, hurried green in late May, a hot dry patch by mid-July, then a soft second growth once the evenings turn. The routine is mowing on schedule, trimming close, edging where turf meets pavement, with fertilization and weed control timed to the year rather than the calendar. Aeration and overseeding go in when the heat breaks, and leaf cleanup closes the season out. A yard tended that way holds its color longer and comes back sooner, which on this prairie counts for a great deal.