Organic sustainable quiet lawncare service with goats to clear weeds in Fairfax, Vienna, Centreville, Arlington, McLean, Annandale, Falls Church, Fairfax Station, Springfield, Burke and Fair Oaks. Poison-free landscaper, quiet mower who brings a flock of sheep to your yard for natural weed-control.

On two acre lots and larger (jurisdictions outside Fairfax County may have different livestock restrictions), we can bring up to 15 lambs and sheep to your property and leave a mobile solar powered shelter on site for our flock to provide natural …

Feb 8, 2025 · They were the Lamb Mowers, a 17-head flock of heirloom, Babydoll Southdown sheep, owned by Cory Suter who founded the Fairfax County company in 2020. He takes his flock all over Northern Virginia...

Horticulturalists and ecologists know a secret that most mowing and lawncare companies don’t want you to know. Healthy grass is kept mowed at least three inches in height; a four inch mower height is best to grow a thick green lawn that crowds out weeds.

LambMowers.com provides natural weed control, yard fertility, and other pet sheep grazing services in...

Oct 24, 2023 · Lamb Mowers is bringing the practice back, this time in suburban Virginia. The company employs more than a dozen sheep to tend to lawns across Northern Virginia. These gentle grazers clip grass to four inches, which is the right length to maximize soil health and shade out weeds.

Nov 27, 2023 · When it comes to finding more sustainable ways to live, often there's no need to reinvent the wheel — or, in this case, lawn mower. Across the U.S., people are ditching the heavy grass-cutting machinery in favor of a more natural gardening solution: sheep.

May 24, 2022 · Give the gas-powered mower a rest and hire these docile grazers instead. Lawnmowers can do the job, but sheep are quieter and more environmentally friendly. Seeming to perpetually smile underneath all that pillowy wool, the obliging ovine enjoy munching grass and weeds, making them decent landscapers.

Mar 19, 2023 · Lamb Mowers Fairfax owner Cory Suter joins 'Tucker Carlson Tonight' to discuss his efforts to conserve soil and water resources for future generations by renting sheep to mow your lawn.