D&D Pro Lawn Care

About D&D Pro Lawn Care

Leonard sits on the Blackland Prairie, on soil so dark it looks like coffee grounds after a rain and cracks like a dry lakebed in August. D&D Pro Lawn Care knows both moods of that ground and cuts accordingly — a little higher when the heat sets in, tight and clean when spring rains have the bermuda running. Mornings here open wide: a mile of sky over Fannin County, a mower warming up, the smell of cut grass rolling down the block toward the square. The pleasure of the work is in the finish, the edge along a driveway pulled so straight it looks drawn. Yard by yard, a small North Texas town keeps its good order.