AALS Landscape

About AALS Landscape

Chino wakes under a low gray ceiling most mornings from May into July, the marine layer having slid up the valley overnight, and the grass along Central Avenue holds that damp until nine. AALS Landscape works in that soft window — mowing while the blades are still cool, edging walkways before the light turns hard and white. There is a plain satisfaction in a lawn cut clean and a border trued to the concrete, the kind of order a house wears all week. Fertilizing and weed control keep the turf even through a summer that arrives without apology here on the valley floor. By the time the overcast burns off, the yard looks like someone loves it.