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Lawn care and grounds services

Recurring mowing is the spine of the business. The rest of this list exists because the same properties need it across the year — and because one phone number beats four.


The year in this region

What your property needs, and when

North Mississippi and the Memphis metro sit in USDA hardiness zone 7b, the transition zone where warm-season and cool-season turf both survive. That is why the seasonal calendar here is busier than people expect:

  • February–March: cleanup, bed reset, and pre-emergent timing — MSU Extension's guidance for North Mississippi is a mid-March crabgrass application.
  • April: warm-season lawns green up early-to-mid April; mulch goes down; mowing restarts.
  • May–July: peak growth. Bermuda produces most of its annual growth mid-June to mid-August. Core aeration belongs in this window.
  • August–September: heat stress, brown patch watch, and fall soil testing.
  • October–December: leaf removal, shrub trimming, dormancy at the first killing frost in early-to-mid November.
Fall leaves raked into piles with a wheelbarrow and backpack blower during a yard cleanup
Rooted in the South. Dependable by Nature.

Not sure which of these you need?

Call and describe the property. We will tell you honestly, even when the answer is “not yet.”