Yahweh Lawn Services

About Yahweh Lawn Services

All week in August the crape myrtles along the older Sugar Creek streets let their blossoms go, so that by Saturday morning the sidewalks are wearing pink and somebody has to sweep. Late summer is hard on St. Augustine here — the grass thins where the sun sits longest, and the fix is patience: cut high, feed it, stay after the weeds, come back next week and do it again. Yahweh Lawn Services keeps that weekly appointment with mowing, edging, string trimming, fertilization, weed control and cleanup of what the trees drop. Done right, the color runs even all the way from the porch step to the curb, with no thin place for a neighbor's eye to snag on. Sugar Land grass grows nearly year round, which means the tending never really stops, and there is something good in that.