Garden of Eden Landscaping

About Garden of Eden Landscaping

April in this corner of Connecticut is mostly mud and promise — the Quinnipiac running high and brown, the beds still flattened from winter, everything waiting on a pair of hands. Garden of Eden Landscaping opens the year with spring cleanups and closes it with fall ones, and between them keeps lawns on a weekly or biweekly cut with fertilizer and weed control behind it. They install the good parts too: seed and sod, annuals and perennials, shrubs, flowers and trees, edging, mulch, top soil, walkways, patios, driveways, retaining walls and sprinklers, front yard, side yard and back. Gutters get emptied of the leaves and nests that never found their own way out, siding and walks get power washed, junk gets hauled off, and the flower beds stay weeded right through the season. Winter turns the same properties over to snow removal. It shows up best on an ordinary Tuesday, when a place simply looks tended and nobody can quite say why.