RL Landscape

About RL Landscape

The year's first cut in Laurel usually lands in late March, when the ground has finally drained and the grass has decided it is done waiting. RL Landscape opens the season right there — a tidy-up pass, beds cleared of winter's litter, edges re-cut where turf has crept out over the walk. From then on it is steady mowing, trimming, fertilization and weed control through a growing season that runs long this far down the peninsula. Mulch goes down while the azaleas are still making up their minds, and cleanups close things out when the leaves come at last. That first mown yard on a cold bright morning, green showing again on a street of brown, is a fine way to start a year.