Lawngevity

About Lawngevity

September is a lawn's turning point — the nights cool off, the mornings come in damp, and fescue finally gets the weather it has been waiting on all summer. Lawngevity plans around that window: core aeration to break up clay compaction, overseeding into the openings, fertilization to carry the young grass into the cold. Mowing, trimming and edging hold the line through the growing months. Anyone can make a yard presentable for a week in May; growing one that comes back denser every October is a longer game, and the one worth playing. Slopes and shade make it a genuine puzzle, and solving it is the fun of it.