Buckeye Lawncraft

About Buckeye Lawncraft

October in Buck smells like dust and dry corn, and the light goes long and gold across the stubble by four in the afternoon. Buckeye Lawncraft is out in it — the last mows of the year, leaves cleared off the turf and out of the beds, borders cut back before the ground hardens. Grass slows down but does not stop, so the route keeps running while the combines work the fields on either side of the road. A yard put to bed properly in fall wakes up better in April, and that is worth the cold hands. Between the first frost and the last leaf, that is the job.