Bad Roots Lawn Care

About Bad Roots Lawn Care

The land around Ravenna is glacier-made — long gravel ridges like the esker at Towner's Woods, kettle hollows that hold water, and topsoil that can turn from clay to sand inside one yard. Bad Roots Lawn Care starts in April, when the grass wakes unevenly and the thin spots show themselves: mowing and trimming on a steady schedule, edging, aeration and overseeding where the turf needs help, and spring cleanups to clear whatever winter left behind. Get the roots right and the rest of the summer looks after itself. By July a lawn that was patchy in March is thick enough to cross barefoot. That slow, visible improvement is the best part of the job.