Gibson Custom Landscape

About Gibson Custom Landscape

October arrives in Sonora sideways: cold slides in overnight, the black oaks on the ridges above Dragoon Gulch start to rust, and by morning every low corner of a yard has collected a drift of leaves. Gibson Custom Landscape spends that stretch raking, blowing and hauling, then putting one more even cut across the lawn before the growth slows. Come spring the order reverses — the grass comes on fast after the rains and the mower goes back on a steady rhythm. Edges are recut where the winter blurred them, beds cleared back to their lines, cuttings carried away rather than left to mat down. A yard kept this way never looks like it is catching up.