Eduardo Landscaping

About Eduardo Landscaping

Where the Gila River bends past Florence, the cottonwoods go butter-yellow in November and drop everything inside a week. Eduardo Landscaping keeps pace with it: mowing while the grass still grows, edging the walks, cutting shrubs back, then raking and hauling leaves before they mat down over the turf. Fall here is long, mild and forgiving, and it rewards a yard that gets a little attention each visit instead of one big repair in March. The whole property gets walked, fence line to front step, before anyone calls it done. A cut lawn under bare cottonwood light is a good thing to drive up to.