Art of Landscaping

About Art of Landscaping

There is a morning in February, after the rain has moved off, when the San Gabriels come back sharp above the valley and every edge in La Puente looks newly drawn. Art of Landscaping works to that standard: a mowed stripe that runs true, a border cut clean along the concrete, a yard that reads finished from the sidewalk. Mowing, edging, trimming and cleanup are the whole vocabulary, and the sentences they make are short and exact. Routes cover La Puente and the streets that spill toward Hacienda Heights, keeping lawns cut on a rhythm the grass can count on. The reward is small and repeatable — stepping back at the truck and seeing the line hold.