E&M Lawncare

About E&M Lawncare

Irene is small enough that a mower running on a Saturday morning is news up and down the block, and the sound carries out past the water tower to where the fields start rolling toward the Vermillion River. E&M Lawncare keeps the in-town yards and the acreage lawns along the gravel off Highway 46, mowing on a rhythm that suits southeast South Dakota — fast growth through a wet June, a slower and steadier pace once August turns dry. Trimming is done by hand around the church steps, the porch skirt, the clothesline post, all the places a mower deck cannot reach. Clippings come off the walk and the drive before the truck leaves. The reward is simple and it is enough: a straight edge, an even cut, a yard that looks cared for from the road.