PURE LANDSCAPING of SAN JOSE

About PURE LANDSCAPING of SAN JOSE

Jackson Street in Japantown smells like bakery steam before eight in the morning, and the block still belongs to whoever gets there first. That is the hour PURE LANDSCAPING of SAN JOSE prefers — mowers running early, edges cut along old sidewalk squares of which no two are quite the same width. Hedges get shaped, weeds come out of the strip by the curb, and everything loose goes into the truck. City yards are small and they are looked at constantly, from the porch, from the sidewalk, from the car pulling in. Finishing one well is a quiet gift to a whole street.