Kimber Landscapes

About Kimber Landscapes

January in Oviedo can hand you a morning near freezing, the bahia gone straw-tan out toward the Geneva sandhills, everything holding still and waiting on February. Kimber Landscapes works the dry season as deliberately as the wet one, dropping to a longer mowing interval, cleaning up beds, cutting back shrubs while they are quiet, and refreshing mulch before the growth returns. When the warmth comes back the turf is fed and the weeds are met early, so April does not arrive as a rescue mission. Edging stays crisp year-round because a dormant lawn still has lines. The reward is a property that never looks like it was abandoned for a season.