Growing Concern

About Growing Concern

Late summer evenings out toward the north end of the county feel borrowed from somewhere gentler — the heat lets go around seven, the light turns amber over the fields, and a mower can run for another hour without punishing anybody. Growing Concern uses that stretch of the day, cutting grass while it cools, edging where the lawn meets the drive, trimming out the corners, then clearing the walk before the light goes. Nothing about lawn care is complicated; it is just that it has to happen again and again, on time, to mean anything. That repetition is what they sell. A yard kept this way never has a bad-looking week.