Yard Dogs Lawn Care

About Yard Dogs Lawn Care

January in San Marcos is a low, tan season: the Bermuda gone dormant and straw-colored, the live oaks still holding their leaves, and a west wind coming off the Hill Country carrying cedar pollen down into town. Yard Dogs Lawn Care treats that stretch as the tidying months — clearing leaves and fallen limbs, cutting back the edges that blurred over the wet fall, and leaving dormant turf even and open so it comes out of winter strong. On the rare morning when ice glazes the fence wire, the work waits an hour and then goes on. Then February turns, the first green shows at the base of the blades, and the mowing schedule starts up again for the long run to summer. Every visit ends the same way: walks blown clean, lines sharp, nothing left behind but a yard that looks looked-after.