Leo’s Landscape Development

About Leo’s Landscape Development

The first big rain of November comes over Clipper Gap and Applegate and finds every bare slope in the county, and within two weeks the ground has decided to be green again. Leo's Landscape Development works those foothill properties year-round — mowing and edging lawns, trimming shrubs and hedges, keeping beds clean, cutting back weeds and overgrowth, and clearing yard debris once a storm has passed. Ground here is never quite flat; a lawn wraps a slope, a bed follows a terrace, and mowing it well means knowing the shape of the place. In the wet months the grass runs, and in the gold months the work turns to trimming and cleanup. Either way, a yard ought to look like someone's hand is on it.