Lawn care service areas near Toledo, OH Lake to Fulton County.
From Toledo and Sylvania through Maumee and Perrysburg, west through Swanton and on to Delta.
Toledo skyline on the Maumee River. Photo: Chris Rycroft, CC BY 2.0.
On the map
Clay by the river, sand toward Oak Openings.
Northwest Ohio was the Great Black Swamp until it was drained, between 1859 and 1885.
Heavy clay is common where it stood.
Out toward Oak Openings, the ground tends to run sandy and dry out faster.
Same grass, different week. We plan the yard for the ground it is on.
Town by town
Ten towns, ten different yards.
Toledo, OH
Small city lots, wide west side ones, and a lot of houses that have stood a while.
Sylvania, OH
Mostly family homes from the mid 1970s, with beds that have had decades to grow in.
Maumee, OH
Older streets near Conant, bigger lots by the river, and leaves on all of them.
Perrysburg, OH
Newer subdivision yards, older streets near the river, and a grass limit to keep in mind.
Ottawa Hills, OH
A small village with older homes, tall trees and yards that have grown in for decades.
Holland, OH
A village inside Springfield Township, with homes in the village and just outside it.
Monclova, OH
Monclova Township streets, the Wabash Cannonball Trail close by, and grass to spare.
Whitehouse, OH
A village with ash gaps to fill, Oak Openings sand just south, and lawns to keep straight.
Waterville, OH
Farnsworth Metropark, Conrad Park and Roche de Boeuf, with river clay underfoot.
Swanton, OH
Memorial Park, Valleywood Golf Club and the Oak Openings sand just over the line.
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