Stonegate Gardens

About Stonegate Gardens

Spring arrives late here and then all at once: the crabapples in the pocket parks open in a single warm week, the trail grass goes from straw to green nearly overnight, and every lawn in the neighborhood needs its first cut on the same Saturday. Stonegate Gardens keeps up with that rush, mowing on a steady rotation, trimming and edging, and clearing winter's litter off the turf and out of the beds. The neighborhood takes its name from stone and gates, but what people actually walk past every day is grass. Kept even and kept green, it makes a whole street feel looked after. That is the job, repeated weekly until the light goes short.