Clean-N-Green

About Clean-N-Green

Spring storms come to West Tennessee out of the west, visible across the soybean ground twenty minutes before they arrive. Clean-N-Green plans around that weather — mow ahead of the rain, then come back behind it for the growth that follows, along with fertilization, weed control, fresh mulch in the beds and the cleanup a hard blow leaves behind. Rain is the engine of a Humboldt yard, and the trick is meeting it halfway rather than fighting it. There is a particular green that shows up two days after a storm, and a lawn cut into it looks lit from underneath. That result is the whole reason for the early start.