Lawn Care across Middle Tennessee

Lawn Care across Middle Tennessee

Lawn care that turns up on the day it said, cuts at the right height, and treats the weeds that actually grow here.

The Nashville route continues through Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville; in all, 65 towns across 12 counties are cut on fixed days. The houses are not the same in any two of those towns, and neither is the lawn care work:

• Nashville. Older neighborhoods mean established trees, and a lawn under mature shade is a fescue lawn whether the previous owner planted Bermuda or not; the cutting height, the seeding and the fall program all follow from that.
• Brentwood. New subdivisions were sodded with Bermuda or fescue onto graded clay with an inch of topsoil, so the lawn that looked perfect at closing is thin by year three unless it is aerated and fed like the poor soil it sits on.
• Murfreesboro. New subdivisions were sodded with Bermuda or fescue onto graded clay with an inch of topsoil, so the lawn that looked perfect at closing is thin by year three unless it is aerated and fed like the poor soil it sits on.
• Hendersonville. Older neighborhoods mean established trees, and a lawn under mature shade is a fescue lawn whether the previous owner planted Bermuda or not; the cutting height, the seeding and the fall program all follow from that.
• Columbia. Older neighborhoods mean established trees, and a lawn under mature shade is a fescue lawn whether the previous owner planted Bermuda or not; the cutting height, the seeding and the fall program all follow from that.
• Lebanon. Beyond the city limits the lawn is often an acre or more of field grass, which is a bush-hog and a different price rather than a residential mow.