Los Amigos Landscaping

About Los Amigos Landscaping

Late August, and the crape myrtles along the Alabaster streets are still at it, throwing pink and watermelon-red over yards that have been fighting the heat since June. Los Amigos Landscaping keeps those yards in shape underneath the show — mowing, edging, string trimming, shrub and hedge work, beds cleaned out and every walk blown off. It is long-day labor in a long summer: cooler brimming, radio on, the route measured in yards rather than hours. There is pride in the last one of the day looking as sharp as the first. When the blooms finally quit in October the ground beneath them is still tidy, and the fall work begins.