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Sheep Graze West Palm Beach Weeds for Eco-Friendly Lawn Care
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Sheep Graze West Palm Beach Weeds for Eco Lawn Care

West Palm Beach residents can now hire sheep from Lamb Mowers to naturally clear stubborn weeds like poison ivy and kudzu. The eco-friendly service offers a quiet, gas-free alternative to traditional lawn care.

10/10/2026 · West Palm Beach edition

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West Palm Beach residents now have an eco-friendly option for tackling stubborn weeds: sheep. Kentucky-based business Lamb Mowers offers its flock as a natural, gas-free alternative to traditional lawn care, capable of clearing invasive plants like poison ivy and kudzu.

The service brings a herd of sheep to a property to graze on unwanted vegetation. Homeowner Honi Goldman reported that the sheep cleared weeds, crabgrass, poison ivy, and kudzu from her yard.

While the result is not a manicured lawn, the service emphasizes sustainability and community connection. Costs range from $195 to $295, depending on property size and vegetation density.

Lamb Mowers provides a quiet and environmentally conscious land management method. By using livestock, the business avoids the noise and emissions from gas-powered mowers and herbicides, offering a greener alternative to typical lawn equipment.

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