Years Ago It Was So Common To See Guys With Lawn Mowers,

in their front gardens,

the lawn their pride and joy, now sadly concreted over to park a car or two, but the art of having an immaculate lawn is still here, Birmingham-based greenskeeper Keith Smith is responsible for maintaining the grass at Edgbaston Golf Club, even when he's not on the putting green, however, Smith doesn't stray too far from his day job, known as a “garden wizard,” he has cultivated an amazing work of grass art in his own front yard, Smith was able to transform his ordinary lawn into an ornate masterpiece using two trusty $40 antique push-mowers, 

while he humbly describes his lawn art as a “hobby,” it has brought Smith a lot of attention—and not just from his next-door neighbors, His intricate design has earned him first place in 2018's Allett Mowers Creative Lawn Stripes Competition, a contest dedicated to finding Britain's best lawn, this year, the competition was held during a particularly challenging heat wave, making Smith's win even more fruitful, “It’s an outstanding feat to win it,” he says. “I’m over the moon. It was my labor of love throughout the summer.” what a beautiful lawn, and what a wonder from a couple of relatively cheap mowers.