Najera Lawn Service

About Najera Lawn Service

The first real front of October comes down over Mesquite overnight, and by morning the air near Opal Lawrence Historical Park is cool enough that the old elms start letting go. Najera Lawn Service reads the season in the yards: growth easing off, leaves beginning to gather in the corners against the fence. The mowing keeps its rhythm anyway, a little less often but no less straight, and the leaves get raked and hauled instead of left to mat the turf. Edges are recut along the walks where summer let them blur, and the trimmer cleans up around the trunks and the mailbox post. A yard that goes into fall tidy comes out of winter in far better shape, and that's the whole reason to keep showing up.