Grey's

About Grey's

Blackland prairie soil turns to gumbo after a Fannin County rain; step in it and it takes your boot print and keeps it for a week. Grey's waits out that day, then rolls in when the ground firms and the grass has shot up an inch overnight — spring here is generous and impatient in equal measure. Mowing, edging, trimming the fence lines, sweeping the walks: the routine holds from March until the heat finally slows things down in high summer. What makes a yard look right on this ground is discipline about the edges, because dark soil and green Bermuda draw a hard, satisfying line where they meet. Around Bonham, that line is the signature — clean, straight, and unmistakable from the street.