Mountain High Landscaping

About Mountain High Landscaping

Payson keeps its pines because it keeps its elevation — a mile up, where nights stay cool through July and March still runs snowmelt off the north slopes. That late thaw sets the calendar: the ground drains, the grass greens from the roots outward, and the first mow of the year finally goes down. Mountain High Landscaping handles that turn and everything after it, with mowing, edging, string trimming, weed control, spring cleanup and green-waste removal. Thin mountain air makes for slow even growth and lawns that hold a cut a long while. The first stripe of the season across a yard that spent winter under needles is a fine thing to see.