Prolawn of Pennsylvania

About Prolawn of Pennsylvania

There is an hour in a York County July when the fields around Felton go gold at the edges and the heat sits still over the corn. That is when Prolawn of Pennsylvania is finishing a yard: mower lines laid straight, the trimmer taken carefully around the mailbox post and the porch stones, the clippings blown off the walk. Lots here run deep behind the houses and open onto farm ground, so a lawn has to be cut with an eye on where the tame grass ends and the country begins. Spring brings the first flush and the mulch beds; October brings leaves off the big maples along the borough streets. Week after week, the same result: a lawn that looks cared for from the road.