Family Traditions Lawn Care

About Family Traditions Lawn Care

October in Quincy Township smells like windfall apples and woodsmoke, and the orchard rows go copper before the yards do. Family Traditions Lawn Care follows that turn: the last mowings of the year cut a little lower, edges held crisp along the walks, and leaves gathered load after load until the grass can breathe again. Frost arrives early at this elevation, silvering the fields and then burning off by nine in the morning. A lawn put to bed clean in November looks better in April — that is the whole argument for doing it carefully. The work is plain and the reward comes late, which suits this valley fine.