Rushcutters Lawn

About Rushcutters Lawn

Dawn along Wilson Creek comes in low and gray, mist still lying in the bottomland while the Bermuda carries its coat of dew. Rushcutters Lawn takes McKinney yards in that first cool hour, mowing and edging and running the string trimmer down the fence lines before the sun turns hard overhead. An edge is the part worth looking at twice — that thin dark seam where turf stops and driveway begins, drawn once and drawn true. Out toward Old Settlers the grass runs thick and fast from April on, and holding it even week after week is its own kind of work. They fertilize and keep the weeds back through the growing months, then clear the leaves when the cedar elms finally let go. Every yard gets left cut, squared and swept.