Great Lawns Turf Care

About Great Lawns Turf Care

Out toward Bellevue the Harpeth loops through bottomland where the soil goes deep and dark, and turf a mile up the ridge behaves like a different plant entirely. Great Lawns Turf Care reads that difference: fescue that wants overseeding once the September nights finally cool, bermuda that sleeps tan through January and wakes with the redbuds. Week to week the work is mowing, trimming and edging, but underneath it runs a slower calendar of feeding, weed control and aeration. A lawn that holds its color into November did not get there in November. It got there the autumn before, with a core aerator, a bag of seed and somebody paying attention.