LandBoss

About LandBoss

In January the Bermuda around Grapevine goes straw-gold and the noon light turns thin and clear, which is exactly when a yard's bones show — the ragged edge, the bed that has crept, the strip along the fence nobody reaches. LandBoss spends that season on corrective work: cutting borders back to a line, clearing beds down to bare soil, straightening out the newer streets off Stone Myers Parkway where the turf is still deciding what it wants to be. Come March the mowing route starts up again and holds week after week through the long green stretch. Edging, trimming and blow-off ride along with every cut, no separate asking required. Between a fair yard and a sharp one there is mostly just the week-to-week.