At the Daegu site around lunchtime,
there were many vehicles parked at the cafe,
so planning the work route from the start
was a little tricky.
Along the entrance and the flower beds beside the pedestrian path,
dry grass and weeds had grown long,
and the area around the curbstones was also messy
and needed cleanup.
Site Before Work
Before Photo 1 - Dry grass and weeds beside the entrance

Before Photo 2 - Long dry grass beside the pedestrian path

Before Photo 3 - Site condition before work 3

Before Photo 4 - Site condition before work 4

Before Photo 5 - Site condition before work 5

Before Photo 6 - Site condition before work 6

Work Details
🌳 Site Before Work
This weed control job in Daegu
focused on the vehicle entrance
and the curved curbstone edges
where cars pass through.
Before the work, the grass along the edges
had grown quite long,
so the ground lines and flower bed borders
were not clearly visible.
Cleanup After Work
After Photo 1 - Flower bed edges trimmed low

After Photo 2 - Area around the entrance after weed cleanup

After Photo 3 - Grass cleared beside the curved entrance

After Photo 4 - Edges below the wall cleaned up

After Photo 5 - Cleanup condition after work 5

After Photo 6 - Cleanup condition after work 6

Wrap-Up
Near the flower beds beside the pedestrian path,
dry grass and leftover fallen leaves were mixed together,
and weeds were tangled around some shrubs,
making the area look somewhat untidy.
For sites like this, rather than simply cutting the grass short,
it is important to first check
the lines where vehicles pass
and the edges where people walk.
Because it was lunchtime, there were many customer vehicles,
and some vehicles had been parked for a long time,
so there were sections where it was difficult
to use the mower right away around them.
This review was written using before-and-after photos taken on site and with the help of AI.
