Sal Rodriguez Landscapes

About Sal Rodriguez Landscapes

In fall the salmon come up the Feather to the hatchery and half of Oroville goes down to watch, while out in the orchards the shakers work the walnuts loose and the year quietly turns over. Sal Rodriguez Landscapes works with that turning: the last mows going in higher, leaves cleared off lawns and out of beds, borders cut back and shaped before the rains. In the growing season the days run on mowing, edging, trimming, weeding and keeping the plantings in proportion to the house. Everything that comes off the property leaves with the crew, right down to the sweepings. A yard closed out properly in November is a yard that comes back easy in March.