The Blade Lawn Care

About The Blade Lawn Care

The first cut of April decides the rest of the year. Winter leaves Leesburg lawns matted and pale, and the turf over near Ida Lee Park greens up in patches for a week or two before it commits all at once. The Blade Lawn Care begins there: a keen edge on the mower, a severed blade of grass instead of a torn one, then trimming, edging, and a full clearing of everything the wind piled into the corners over the cold months. A dull blade shreds the tip and the whole lawn turns gray-brown three days later, while a sharp one leaves a cut you can read from the porch. After that it is mowing on rotation, borders kept honest, and cleanups when spring and fall come asking.