The Pines Landscaping

About The Pines Landscaping

By late October the ponderosas have let go of a season's worth of needles, and every yard in the pine belt wears a rust-colored blanket it never asked for. The Pines Landscaping shows up for exactly that — raking, blowing, hauling, pulling the duff off the lawn and out of the beds before the snow packs it down. The rest of the year runs on mowing, trimming and edging, with the feeding tuned to grass that lives in half shade. Shrubs get shaped, beds get held, and the yearly needle drop stops being someone's lost weekend. There is a clean smell to a yard the morning after it has been cleared, pine and cold air together.