Green Guard Landscaping

About Green Guard Landscaping

March turns the tabebuias yellow along Boca Raton's medians, the dry season is winding down, and the mangroves near Gumbo Limbo hold the tide in their roots while the town gets ready to grow again. Green Guard Landscaping uses that turning point to set yards up for the year — mowing turf back to an even stand, re-cutting bed lines, and trimming hedges before the heat pushes them out of shape. Mulch goes down to shade sandy soil, and walks and drives are blown clean at the end of every visit. From there the schedule simply holds through the wet months. Keeping green things in good order, week after week, is the whole of it.