Jesus Rangel Landscape

About Jesus Rangel Landscape

Petaluma once called itself the Egg Basket of the World, and the ranch land on the west side of town still carries that farm-country calm, with the grassy ridges of Helen Putnam Regional Park looking down over rooftops. Late in the year those hills fade to straw and honey, oaks stand dark against them, and the light turns long and amber well before evening. Jesus Rangel Landscape keeps Petaluma lawns in trim through this turning season, mowing, edging and clearing the first fallen leaves as the year winds down. When the first autumn rain finally arrives, the dust washes away and a cared-for lawn greens again almost overnight. That turn, from dry gold to new green, counts among the small gifts of living in Petaluma.