Professional Landscaping

About Professional Landscaping

West of Springdale the streets give out into open country toward Tontitown, grape rows and hayfields and long hills standing behind them. Professional Landscaping runs that side of town through the late-summer stretch when growth slows, dust hangs in the evening light, and a lawn needs a steadier hand than it did in May. Mowing on the same turn each week without scalping, trimming tight along fence lines and posts, edging drives, clearing clippings from the concrete before leaving. Late August rewards patience — cut too short and it browns, keep it up and it carries green into October. Standing at the road afterward, seeing one unbroken line the length of the property, is the whole point.