GreenGroves

About GreenGroves

From the West Virginia bank you can look across at Blennerhassett Island sitting green in the middle of the Ohio, a whole grove of cottonwood and silver maple holding still while the current goes around it. GreenGroves keeps the mainland yards in that same view mowed and squared away — cutting, trimming under low branches where the mower deck will not reach, edging the walk into a clean border. River fog burns off late in these bottoms, so the day often starts with wet grass and ends with a lawn dry and standing up straight. The satisfaction is in the last look back before pulling out. That is the work, yard after yard, from the riverfront streets outward through Wood County.