Luis A Santiago Gardening

About Luis A Santiago Gardening

Along Cordilleras Creek the sycamores let go all at once in late October, and for a few weeks San Carlos yards lie ankle-deep in curled brown leaves. Luis A Santiago Gardening spends that stretch with rake and blower and a filling truck bed, because grass smothered under leaf litter comes back thin in the spring. The rest of the year the work runs steadier — mowing, edging, cutting back what crowds the lawn, keeping weeds out of the thin spots. There is a plain satisfaction in a lawn raked clean, the blades standing up again, the walk swept to the curb. That is the whole job, and it is enough.