Sunderland and southern Vermont, including the Battenkill valley towns along Route 7A such as Arlington, Manchester, Shaftsbury and Bennington.
About Green Lawns of Vermont
The work starts low to the ground — a soil probe turned into damp Battenkill bottomland, then a spreader walked in even overlapping lanes until the whole yard has been crossed twice over by boot and wheel. This is lawn care as turf husbandry: fertilizing, lime and soil testing, crabgrass control and weed prevention, insect and grub treatments, tick and mosquito control, core aeration and overseeding where the ground has gone thin and tired. In Sunderland, with Equinox holding the last of the western light and the national forest crowding the ridgelines east of 7A, a lawn has to earn its color against shade, clay, and a season that never asks permission. The reward arrives quietly, weeks on: the ragged patch knitted shut, little plugs of soil drying across a deep even carpet, a yard that keeps its green all the way down to the river hedgerow. Green Lawns of Vermont carries that work through the towns of southern Vermont.