Longleaf Turf Pros

About Longleaf Turf Pros

November wind along the river below Cherokee Falls works the pines hard, and the needles come down in a soft rust-colored rain that settles into every bed and gutter line. Longleaf Turf Pros treats that season as its own kind of grooming: needles and leaves cleared off the turf, beds raked out and dressed with mulch, hedges shaped before the cold sets. The mowing tapers with the light but does not disappear, and each cut going into winter is kept even so the lawn lies flat and tidy. Cherokee County yards spend four months being looked at rather than used, and there is pride in giving them something worth looking at. Then March comes and the whole thing starts breathing again.