Jacksonville is flat, open country under a sky that seems to go on without end, and late in the afternoon the cables of the Dames Point Bridge rise in long lines like harp strings against the place where river meets sky. Horizon Landscaping works under that same wide sky, where a yard has nothing to hide behind and every bed, border and planting sits in plain view. That openness calls for a landscape with good bones: shrubs grouped with intention, borders that curve rather than wander, a lawn that meets the beds in one clean line. As the sun drops and the light runs long and amber across the grass, a well-made landscape reads from the street like a sentence that ends exactly where it should. It is forward-looking work, building something meant to look right from the hard glare of noon to the last rose-colored light over the water.