Bucio Garden Services

About Bucio Garden Services

The first real rain of November wakes San Mateo Creek, and for a day the whole town smells like wet bay laurel. Bucio Garden Services reads that as a starting gun: lawns come out of dormancy hungry, the weeds arrive with them, and the cutting schedule tightens again. Mowing, edging, trimming, weed pulling, feeding, aeration and leaf cleanup carry through the wet months, while summer shifts the emphasis to a higher blade and sharper timing. It is unglamorous, repeating work, and it is also the whole difference between a yard that looks kept and one that looks skipped. San Mateo leads the route, with steady stops through the towns to the south.