Boni Landscaping

About Boni Landscaping

North of town the loblollies of Redden stand in ranks, and for one week in May they turn all of Georgetown gold. Boni Landscaping works straight through that yellow dust — cut, trim, clear the walks, then do it again when the wind shifts. Pine-country ground out here is thirsty and quick to drain, so mulch goes down deep around the beds and mowing height rises with the heat. Shrubs are shaped back to a soft, even face, and the clippings leave with the truck instead of piling up behind the shed. By the time the first June storm washes the pollen off, the lawns look like someone has been paying attention all along.