MOW IT

About MOW IT

Belt Line Road at seven on a Monday is trailers, traffic lights and the smell of cut grass already hanging in the air. MOW IT runs Richardson that way — a route, a rhythm, in and out before the heat turns mean around eleven. Every stop is the same short list done right: mow at the height the grass wants, edge the walk and the drive to a clean line, trim the fence and around the mailbox post, blow every blade off the concrete. In July that means starting earlier; in November it means chasing leaves as well as growth. The point of a route is that you never think about your lawn at all, and it is always cut.