Medina’s Lawn Care

About Medina’s Lawn Care

By late July the cicadas start up in the live oaks off Town East Boulevard, and the heat stays on the pavement long past six o'clock. Medina's Lawn Care works the cooler end of those days, when the light goes gold across the Bermuda and a mower can run without scorching what it cuts. Grass gets left a little taller in that stretch, on purpose, so the roots keep their shade through a Mesquite August. Then the edges are squared, the trimmer runs the fence line, and every blade is blown off the concrete so the yard reads finished. It's a good feeling to pull away from a place at dusk with the mower still ticking as it cools.