Coastal Bee Conservation

About Coastal Bee Conservation

In spring the willows along Poway Creek go bright, the jacarandas start dropping purple on the parked cars, and the morning air still smells of the marine layer that has not burned off yet. Coastal Bee Conservation mows lawns through that soft part of the year and the long bright months that follow it. Around here a yard sits between two worlds — watered grass on one side of the fence, wild slope on the other — and keeping the line between them clean is most of the job. The cut is even, the trimming reaches the awkward corners along walls and meter boxes, and the clippings leave with the crew. Come back at the end of the day and the lawn simply looks calm.