Grasscor

About Grasscor

On a July afternoon the old rail line through Loveland, paved now for bikes, runs hot, and the ground beside it smells like cut grass for hours after the mowers have passed. Grasscor works inside that smell — mowing, trimming, edging, feeding turf and treating weeds so the grass grows thick enough to crowd them out on its own. Ohio summers swing between soaking and scorching, and the schedule bends toward whichever one shows up that week. There is a plain satisfaction in a lawn that holds its color into August, and in mower lines still visible from the sidewalk days later. Loveland yards, and the ones a few miles out in every direction.