Refined Roots Lawn Care

About Refined Roots Lawn Care

In March, Summerville turns gold at the edges — pine pollen drifting down Central Avenue, azaleas opening all at once in Azalea Park until the whole town smells green. That is the season Refined Roots Lawn Care starts counting weeks by how quickly the grass answers the warmth. The work is mowing on a rhythm, string trimming the corners a deck can't reach, and an edge cut clean along every walk and drive so the yard reads finished from the street. Hedges get squared back, and the clippings and pollen get blown off the concrete rather than left to wash into the beds. When the Flowertown crowds thin out and the heat settles in, the lawns on this route are still holding their line.