Goodman Lawn and Landscaping

About Goodman Lawn and Landscaping

The redbuds come first around White House — that low purple haze along the fencerows in late March — and the dogwoods follow before the grass has entirely woken up. Goodman Lawn and Landscaping starts the year in that window, clearing out what winter left behind, cutting back the beds, taking the first mow while the ground is still cool and forgiving. A spring cleanup is honest work with a visible finish: edges reopened, borders defined, the lawn set up for everything that follows. By the time the dogwood petals let go, the yard already looks like it is heading somewhere. That is how the season opens here, in White House and on toward Cross Plains and Springfield.