Emerald Geen

About Emerald Geen

Green comes early to the Scioto bottomland — the ground here is deep and dark and it will grow anything you point it at, lawns included. In South Bloomfield, with the river close on the west and US 23 humming north toward Columbus, Emerald Geen keeps all that growth in hand: weekly mowing at an even height, trimming tight along foundations and posts, edges cut straight where the grass wants to run onto the walk. May asks the most, the turf pushing so hard that a week feels like two. Spring and fall cleanups clear the beds and take the leaves off before they smother the crown. On ground this flat, a well-kept lawn is visible from a block away.