Brother Boys Landscaping

About Brother Boys Landscaping

By mid-October the aspens along Christmas Valley have gone the color of struck brass, and the wind comes down off Luther Pass in the late afternoon to take the leaves all at once. Brother Boys Landscaping meets that hour with rakes and a mower still running — final cuts, edges cleaned up, leaf and needle litter gathered before the first heavy weather flattens it into the grass. Landscaping in a high valley means working with a calendar the mountains write, not the one on the wall. A yard put to bed properly in autumn comes back faster in spring, and that is the whole quiet argument for doing it well. There is nothing showy about a raked, level, close-cut lawn under October light — only the plain pleasure of seeing it finished.