Dr. Green Thumb Landscapes

About Dr. Green Thumb Landscapes

There is one week every April when Guthrie's lawns change color: the tan of dormancy goes first to a haze of green, then, almost overnight, to the real thing. Dr. Green Thumb Landscapes waits on that week the way other people wait on a holiday, because it sets the shape of everything that follows. From there it is regular mowing, edges cut in, the string trimmer around every post and meter, and nothing scattered across the concrete afterward. Cut a bermuda lawn consistently through the spring and it thickens into something dense underfoot. By August, the yards that got that early attention are the ones still holding their color.