Wells Yard Care

About Wells Yard Care

February in the Klamath Basin belongs to the birds: eagles over the marshes at the head of Upper Klamath Lake, geese in the stubble fields, and yards still brown and waiting under the low sun. Wells Yard Care watches for the turn, and when the frost finally leaves the ground it starts the year with dethatching, aeration and the first cut that wakes a lawn back up. From there it is a steady round through the long bright months — mowing, trimming, edging, and weed control on the sunny strips where the crabgrass tries first. Cleanups bracket the season on both ends, hauling off what winter left and what autumn drops. Watching a tired yard come back thick and even is the best part of living where the growing season is short enough to notice.