Southern lawns

About Southern lawns

There is a particular Conway evening in July when the cicadas are loud, the air will not move, and a thunderhead stands up purple over the trees to the west. Southern lawns works right up to the edge of that, mowing and edging and trimming, then clearing the walks so the rain has nothing to wash into the street. Hedges are cut back, mulch is laid into the beds, and the limbs a storm knocks down are picked up on the next visit. Warm, wet, growing weather is hard on a yard left alone and generous to one that is not. The difference shows from the road every time.