Cowboy and Indian Landscaping

About Cowboy and Indian Landscaping

Late August in these foothills: the light goes long and low, the kudzu is at its boldest along the road banks, and everything green can feel summer running out. Cowboy and Indian Landscaping takes a place on from both ends — landscape work with beds shaped, mulch laid and shrubs cut back, plus the regular round of mowing, trimming and edging that keeps it all in hand. The ground around Altoona rolls, so a lawn is rarely flat and the mowing line has to agree with the hill. Fall pulls the leaves off the hardwoods and the work shifts to clearing whatever the wind brings down. A property looks its best when the beds and the grass are saying the same thing, and that is what the truck pulls up to do.