Benito's Landscape

About Benito's Landscape

By the second week of June the jacarandas along the Westside streets let go all at once, and a lawn can disappear under purple by Friday. Benito's Landscape mows, edges and trims yards through Santa Barbara, then hauls the fallen bloom off the grass before it prints itself into the walk. Middays run bright and dry up here, ocean glare coming along Micheltorena while the hills go gold above the rooftops. A cut lawn on a small city lot carries its own dignity — squared at the sidewalk, clean down the driveway line, nothing left sitting in the gutter. That is the whole aim: a yard that looks looked-after from the mailbox on in.