Johnson Mowing

About Johnson Mowing

By the middle of August an Enid afternoon sits right at a hundred with the wind coming hot out of the south, and the only sensible thing to do for Bermuda is leave it a little taller and keep the blade sharp. Johnson Mowing works that way: a steady weekly cut, edges and fence lines trimmed, the drive blown clear, and the grass read instead of the calendar. Mornings go to the open yards and the hackberry shade holds the back half of the day. There is real pride in a lawn that comes through the hardest month still green and still even. Yards in Enid and the towns beyond the city limits both make the week.