Gatsby Grounds Company, Inc.

Turning weedy lawns green is a job Gatsby Grounds customers describe directly. A July 2026 Google reviewer says they hired the company after their lawn came in with many weeds and now have green, weed-free grass. A June customer describes more than ten years with the company, praising technician Mike, Kim and the office team, and says people ask who takes care of their lawn. The Lunenburg company says it provides residential and commercial lawn care and plant health services across Worcester and Middlesex County communities. Its offerings include fertilization, weed control, aeration, seeding, hydroseeding and pest control; the stated service area includes Worcester, Leominster, Concord, Framingham and Wilmington. Google lists 4.8 stars from 38 ratings. BBB identifies it as an accredited A+ lawn-care business. Repeat treatment and advice feature in other recent accounts. A May 2026 reviewer says Gatsby hydroseeded their lawn about five years earlier and has continued fertilizing and caring for that area. They praise Mike M for helping with questions and work the property needs. Another May customer says the team gives recommendations on mowing height and the amount and frequency of watering after fertilization. A June reviewer describes years of fertilizing service and says Mike and the staff address concerns promptly. In a December 2025 review, homeowners described starting with Gatsby in spring 2024 after building a new home. They said the company hydroseeded and treated the new lawn, then overseeded areas where heavy rain had washed seed away. They also appreciated calls the day before treatments. A landscaping-company customer writing in July 2025 described Curt and Derek hydroseeding a lawn installation, explaining the process, answering questions and working tidily. Two 2026 customers raised concerns about arranging service. In April, a prospective customer said Kimberly could not meet their initial two-week timeframe. The complaint concerned the follow-up: when the customer asked about a later date, they felt the reply questioned their coordination with another landscaper and was dismissive. An August reviewer said they had been happy with tick spraying during two seasons in 2022–2024, but Kimberly later told them tick-only service would no longer be offered and would need to be bundled with hydroseeding. They questioned that explanation after a neighbor said they received tick spraying alone. That is the reviewer’s account of the restriction and the neighbor’s statement, rather than a published company policy.