A & L Landscaping

About A & L Landscaping

By July the afternoon sky stacks itself dark over Miller Peak, and everything green in the valley leans toward that rain. A & L Landscaping works the mornings ahead of those storms — grass cut to height, fence lines trimmed, blown-down debris hauled off — so a yard can take the water and come out better for it. In the weeks after the first real downpour the lawns run hard, and keeping pace with them is most of the job. The result is turf that stays open and even rather than tangled and heavy. When the storm slides off east, the smell of fresh cut grass mixes with wet creosote and the evening turns cool.