Lawnhorn Mowing

About Lawnhorn Mowing

Ferris was built on clay — the red-brick kilns south of town made their name out of the ground here — and that same heavy soil is what a mower has to work with once the summer rains come. Lawnhorn Mowing runs the yards along these streets between the interstate and the old prairie farmland: mowing, edging, trimming the fence lines and the ditch banks, then clearing the clippings off the walks. Gulf humidity slides up overnight, so mornings start damp and the grass grows fast enough to keep a route honest. A brick house with a sharp lawn line in front of it is a good-looking thing, and worth the extra pass. The work ends when the yard looks finished, not when the clock says so.