Irish Landscaping

About Irish Landscaping

By three in the afternoon an Opelika summer builds its own weather: thunderheads stacking over the loblolly pines, cicadas at full volume, air thick enough to lean on. Irish Landscaping starts early to get ahead of it, running mowers through the neighborhoods while the shade is still long, then edging and blowing the walks before the first rain moves through. Grass that takes an inch of storm water overnight will be asking for another cut by the weekend, and that is the whole rhythm of the season here. Straight lines, tight corners, nothing left on the driveway. The yards come out looking cool even when nothing else in town does.