Curtis Lawn Cure

About Curtis Lawn Cure

Mid-April the secondary water comes back on and Riverton hisses — heads popping up all down the street, sprinklers ticking over lawns that have been grey since November. Curtis Lawn Cure treats that first week as a starting gun: the opening mow taken high, edges recut where winter blurred them, the season's feeding and weed work put down before the dandelions have a plan. Aeration follows, pulling cores out of the heavy valley soil so water and air get down where the roots actually live. From there it settles into rhythm — cut, edge, trim, clear — held right through to October. A lawn cured of its bad spring habits stays easy the rest of the year.