Lancaping Ever Green

About Lancaping Ever Green

Green in a Canyon Lake July is not an accident; it is a schedule. Lancaping Ever Green runs the early hours, when the sprinklers have just shut off and the lawns are still dark with water — mowing before the sun clears the eastern ridge, edging the walks, trimming the borders, sweeping the drive clean behind the machine. Midsummer grass wants a higher cut and a regular one, and the difference between turf that holds and turf that gives up is mostly a matter of showing up on time. By late fall growth slows and the work shifts toward cleanups and keeping weeds out of the beds. Then the rain comes off the Ortegas, the hills turn, and it all starts over — which is the good part.