Rafael's Landscaping

About Rafael's Landscaping

The first real rain of November smells like wet asphalt and cut grass, and along Galindo Creek the ground softens overnight. Rafael's Landscaping reads that change and works with it — mowing as the growth returns, aerating and overseeding the thin spots, pulling the weeds that show up first and fastest. Cleanups take the leaves out of the gutters and the beds out of whatever summer left behind. Mulch goes down, shrubs come back into shape, and the lawn gets an edge that follows the walkway exactly. Short streets, weekly rounds, yards that look cared for on a gray Tuesday.