EAP Landscaping

About EAP Landscaping

Late March along the wood edges around Moody, dogwood and redbud open before the hardwoods have even considered it, and the Bermuda underneath begins to remember its color. That is when EAP Landscaping gets its first passes in — cutting down the winter tan, sharpening the borders the cold had blurred, clearing what February left along the fence lines and walks. A yard started early holds its shape all summer, and by May you can tell from the street which lawns got that head start. The work goes weekly from there, straight through heat that makes the afternoons honest. There is a real pleasure in the last pass of a day, when the lines run true and the drive is blown clean.