Premier Turf Management

About Premier Turf Management

Out Bradyville Pike, where Sinking Creek slips in and out of the limestone, the dew hangs on the grass until nearly nine on a July morning. Premier Turf Management waits it out and then cuts — mowing at the height the turf actually wants, trimming close, edging the drives, keeping clippings off the pavement. Aeration and overseeding come when the nights finally cool, because a Middle Tennessee lawn is built in the fall and only spent in the summer. Autumn leaves get pulled off before they smother anything underneath. Turf is a long game, and the pleasure of it is watching a yard come back thicker each season.