Outside the gates of homeowner Michael Frazier’s postage-stamp yard in Louisville, KY, the signs of suburban living prevail: compact cars and pickups cruise by as people rush to and from work, school, errands and more.
Within the gates, though, under a pink magnolia tree, is an unusually pastoral scene: seven sheep graze, methodically mowing his lawn.
Frazier’s three-quarters of an acre yard is the latest outpost of an unconventional landscaping business run by Donny Greene and Camila Jasis-Greene, where sheep are used to trim grass instead of machinery…