Top Notch Turf

About Top Notch Turf

A cared-for yard gives something back every day to the people who live on it — bare feet in July, a clean white margin at the end of a February driveway, a green that steadies the eye on the way in from the road. Top Notch Turf works that ground out of Kingston, New Hampshire, where the Powwow River slides past the long town common and the sandy soil under the oaks asks for lime, air, and seed in its own time. Their year is written in pH and root depth: lawn care programs matched to the turf, core aeration and overseeding, slice seeding into the thin places, weed and grub and tick treatments around the edges, fungicide through the humid weeks, moisture manager when the ground goes hard and shrugs off rain. Then winter turns the work over, and snow removal clears the same driveways the mowers passed all summer — through Kingston, Danville, and East Kingston, south by Plaistow and Salem, over the line into Haverhill and the Merrimack towns. What's left behind is plain and physical: turf that thickens instead of thins, and a lawn that holds its color right up to the first hard frost.