Tony's T-Rakes Lawn

About Tony's T-Rakes Lawn

Bison once grazed the grasslands along Cibolo Creek, which is how the creek, and later the town, came by a name taken from cíbolo, an old Spanish word for the buffalo. The herds are long gone, but grass still grows with real ambition here, especially after a spring storm passes. Tony's T-Rakes Lawn answers with the essentials: mowing, raking, trimming the borders, and leaving every yard clear of clippings. Late fall brings its own chores, when pecan leaves and fallen twigs blanket the turf and need lifting before they smother it. A raked and mowed Cibolo lawn has a combed, calm look, as if the whole yard just let out a long breath.