Josean Landscaping

About Josean Landscaping

In March the tabebuias along Little River go off all at once, bare branches turning solid yellow for a week and then dropping it all onto the lawns below. Josean Landscaping is out under that confetti with a rake and a mower, because a good yard in Miami is mostly a matter of showing up while things are changing. Grass cut and edged, hedges brought back to shape, beds weeded and mulched dark so the greens read brighter against them. There is a particular pleasure in the last look back from the truck, when the lines are parallel and the curb is swept and nothing is out of place. Spring here is short and quick, and it looks best on a yard that was ready for it.