Roth Lawn Care

About Roth Lawn Care

In July everyone in Kearney learns to read the western sky, where a thunderhead can stack up over the plains all afternoon and arrive in twenty minutes. Roth Lawn Care works around that weather — mowing in the still hours, coming back after a storm to clear the scatter of twigs and cottonwood limbs off the turf. Grass grows fast in that hot-wet pattern, so the schedule holds: cut, trim, edge, and keep the weeds from taking the openings a downpour leaves behind. Feeding through the summer helps a lawn stand up to wind and heat instead of going flat and brown by the county fair. Then the storm passes, the light goes long and yellow over the prairie, and the yard looks like nothing ever hit it.