Oswaldo Landscaping

About Oswaldo Landscaping

By June the hills east of town have gone the color of a wheat penny, and Sonoma Mountain keeps the last of the light long after the valley floor has given it up. Oswaldo Landscaping works the cooler end of those days, mowing and edging once the heat slackens and the air smells like dry oat grass. Hedges get shaped back off the walkways, the string trimmer tidies fence lines and the odd corner no mower can reach, and the clippings go out with the crew instead of sitting in a pile by the gate. A lawn cut on a steady schedule holds its color better through a Petaluma summer, and that is the whole reason for coming back week after week. There is real pride in a yard that looks tended rather than merely mowed.