MBR Landscaping

About MBR Landscaping

Toward Angola Neck the lawns end where the marsh grass begins, and in June an osprey will circle over a yard as if inspecting the work. MBR Landscaping takes advantage of those long June days, running late because the light hangs on past eight and the grass is growing faster than any single visit can settle. Marsh-edge properties get their own treatment: mown even up to where the turf gives out, trimmed along the split rail, edged where the shell drive meets the lawn. Salt wind is hard on grass, so the cut is kept gentle and the yard is left tidy rather than scalped. Standing at the end of one of those driveways at sundown, with the lawn striped and the edge crisp, is about as good as this job gets.