Native Roots Land Care

About Native Roots Land Care

By October the hills around Windsor have gone the color of straw, and the only green left belongs to the oaks and to whatever grass someone has chosen to keep. Native Roots Land Care works with that native rhythm rather than against it, mowing to a height that shades its own roots, weeding the beds where the dry grasses try to move in, and clearing the duff that gathers under oak canopy. Turf gets cut, edged and trimmed; the wilder margins get thinned so they stay a border and not a takeover. Everything cut leaves the property clean. A yard tended this way reads honest — a piece of Sonoma County ground, kept.