$150 for Two Months of Lawn Care by SC Landscape Designs ($360 Value)
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- Lawn is mowed once a week
- Weed eat around trees, beds, and driveways
- Clippings are blown clean
Watching grass grow has a reputation for being the most boring activity on Earth among humans, though sloths and fungus consider it a sport. Share two-toed excitement with today's Groupon: for $150, you get two months of lawn care by SC Landscape Designs ($360 value).
SC Landscape Design is a full service lawn care company offering both creative and maintenance services to both residential and commercial areas. This groupon gets you experienced lawn tamers to turn outdates, outdoor shag carpets with a once weekly mow, and driveways, flower beds, and trees are carefully navigated with a weed eating machine. Chlorophyll clippings are then swept away from driveways and sidewalks, resulting in yard tidy enough to host potato sack races against the Brady family. Grass in need of a more serious makeover can receive a boost with a professional fertilization analysis, though rock gardens must learn to love themselves for who they are.
- Lawn is mowed once a week
- Weed eat around trees, beds, and driveways
- Clippings are blown clean
Watching grass grow has a reputation for being the most boring activity on Earth among humans, though sloths and fungus consider it a sport. Share two-toed excitement with today's Groupon: for $150, you get two months of lawn care by SC Landscape Designs ($360 value).
SC Landscape Design is a full service lawn care company offering both creative and maintenance services to both residential and commercial areas. This groupon gets you experienced lawn tamers to turn outdates, outdoor shag carpets with a once weekly mow, and driveways, flower beds, and trees are carefully navigated with a weed eating machine. Chlorophyll clippings are then swept away from driveways and sidewalks, resulting in yard tidy enough to host potato sack races against the Brady family. Grass in need of a more serious makeover can receive a boost with a professional fertilization analysis, though rock gardens must learn to love themselves for who they are.