Springtime landscape

About Springtime landscape

Wild mustard runs yellow up the shoulders of the Cuesta Grade in March, the whole ridge lit up for a few short weeks, and every lawn in the valley below is growing an inch a week. Springtime landscape works that season the way it deserves — mowing on a tightened schedule, edging, trimming, feeding and weed control before anything gets a foothold. Cut often enough in those weeks and turf thickens instead of stretching, which is what carries it through a dry San Luis Obispo summer. The rest of the year the visits keep the same discipline at a calmer pace. It is honest lawn care with a simple result: green that stays green, and edges you could lay a ruler against.