Lawn Sense

About Lawn Sense

Fog collects along Little Bear Creek at the Colleyville Nature Center and burns off by eight, and that hour before it lifts is the best working light of the day. Lawn Sense starts there — dew still on the blades, engine noise carrying farther than it will by noon. The routine is mowing on a set schedule, edging drives and sidewalks, trimming where the deck cannot reach, and a clean sweep of every hard surface before the trailer gate closes. Cross Timbers ground is sandy in one block and tight in the next, so a single neighborhood can ask for three different cutting heights. Getting that right is the whole trade, and the reward is a lawn that looks even from the mailbox to the back fence.