Lawn America

About Lawn America

Lowhill in June is mostly grass — hayfields tipping down toward the Jordan Creek, the wide open ridges of the Trexler preserve, and household lawns cut out of the middle of all that. Lawn America mows into that landscape, keeping yards on a rhythm through the growing months: the cut itself, the trimming around posts and outbuildings, the edging that gives a walk its clear border. On a rolling Lehigh County lot the stripes bend with the ground, which is half the pleasure of looking at them. Spring and fall bring the heavier turns, beds tidied and leaves taken off before the turf goes under. The aim is simple and steady: a lawn that looks looked-after every single week, not just once.