Blue Mountain Lawn Care

About Blue Mountain Lawn Care

South of Dayton the Blue Mountains hold snow in their high draws well into spring, and the melt comes down to a valley that greens up fast and wet. Blue Mountain Lawn Care starts its year in that runoff season, first cut of the year on grass that has been waiting all winter. Regular mowing, string trimming around posts and foundations, edging along walks, and the cleanups that bracket the growing months — work on a schedule you can set a watch by. A lawn cut on time reads differently from one caught up on late: the color is even, the lines are straight, the whole place sits up. By September the wheat ground has gone tawny above town while the yards below stay green a while longer, which is exactly the point.