Cushing Lawn Care

About Cushing Lawn Care

When the irrigation water comes on in April you can hear it up and down the street — valves knocking, heads coming up, and brown Tooele lawns turning green in about ten days. Cushing Lawn Care starts its year on that signal, timing the first mows to the greenup and setting a cutting height that will survive what July does to this valley. The routine is steady after that: mow, trim the fence line, edge the walk, and keep the weeds from getting a foothold in ground that always wants to go back to sagebrush. Fertilizer goes down in measured rounds, and aeration opens the soil so the water everybody paid for actually soaks in. Come the last cut of fall, the lawn goes into the cold with short blades, clear ground, and a good chance at next spring.