Viridian Landscape

About Viridian Landscape

Viridian is the color of new leaves, and each late spring in San Diego it finds a partner overhead: the violet of the jacarandas. Along the edges of Balboa Park and down the older streets of North Park and Kensington, the trees shed blossoms until sidewalks and lawns wear a lavender scatter. Viridian Landscape keeps the green half of that picture true, with lawns mowed level, grass held back where it meets the walk, and borders trimmed so the falling purple has somewhere clean to land. On a bright mid-morning, petals still drifting down, the result is the kind of yard people slow their stroll to admire. Green below, violet above: that is a San Diego May, and a lawn worthy of it.