EZ Green Lawns

About EZ Green Lawns

In May the thunderheads stack up west of Edmond in the late afternoon, tall and white and moving, and everything green puts on an inch overnight. EZ Green Lawns works the days between those storms — mowing while the ground will still hold a wheel, cutting back fencelines that ran wild through a week of rain, clearing the walks before the next round comes through. Fertilizer and weed control go down on a schedule the bermuda understands: feed it while it's climbing, stay ahead of the crabgrass before it takes hold. Come July the same lawns are asked to hold their color through heat that does not let up, and that comes from work done back in spring. The reward is a yard that looks in August the way it did the day it greened up.