Woodbridge Landscaping

About Woodbridge Landscaping

After an August rain the streets through Whiskey Creek steam, and the live oaks keep dripping long after the sky has cleared. Woodbridge Landscaping likes that hour, when the ground gives a little and the air smells like wet shell and cut grass all at once. The work runs mowing, edging along the drive and the walk, trimming under the hedges and around the tree bases, then blowing the clippings clear so the pavement dries clean. Between the canals and the shade, no two yards on a street dry down the same way, and the mowing pattern gets set to suit each one. What is worth the trouble is the look of it at the end: one clean plane of green, framed by a hard, deliberate edge.