Grass Roots Lawncare

About Grass Roots Lawncare

Steele Creek Park keeps more than two thousand acres of hardwood pressed right against the edge of the city, and the neighborhoods backing onto it live inside that shade. Grass Roots Lawncare knows what shade does to a lawn — the thin patches, the moss, the way the first cut of the year arrives later here than it does out in the open. So the spring start is patient: mow high, trim carefully around the tree bases, clear the winter's litter of sticks and matted leaves off the turf so light can reach down to the roots. By the time the hardwoods leaf out fully in May, the grass underneath has already had its head start. A yard along the park should look like it belongs beside the woods, not like it is losing ground to them.