Rivenbark Lawncare

About Rivenbark Lawncare

By late August the lake is drawn down a little, the red clay along the banks shows through, and lawns around Kingston go tough and dusty waiting on rain. Rivenbark Lawncare mows through that dry stretch the way it should be mowed — a touch higher, blades kept sharp, clippings handled so the turf holds what shade it can. Trimming and edging keep the lines honest along the drive and the walk even when the color has gone off the grass. Autumn brings the leaves and the hauling, and then East Tennessee's short, sharp winter brings its ice storms and the odd real snow, when driveways get plowed open, walks get shoveled, and salt goes down where the slope demands it. The lake rises again, the fescue greens, and the route starts over.