Evolution Forestry

About Evolution Forestry

Climb the tower on Hobe Mountain — eighty-six feet, the high ground of this whole flat coast — and the sand pine scrub runs out below you in a rough gold-green sea. Down at ground level that same country pushes into yards: palmetto at the fence line, pine straw on the roof, brush reclaiming whatever gets left alone a month too long. Evolution Forestry meets it there, mowing, cutting back growth, clearing overgrowth and carrying the debris away so a property keeps its shape against the wild edge. Gopher tortoise trails cross the scrub a few streets over; the line between wilderness and lawn is thinner here than most places. Holding that line runs from Hobe Sound through Jupiter Farms, Indiantown and Tequesta.