A Cut Above Landscaping

About A Cut Above Landscaping

Morning in Pace arrives slow and silver, dew standing on the centipede grass until the sun clears the live oaks along Woodbine Road. That is when A Cut Above Landscaping starts cutting, while the blades are still cool and the lines come off the mower clean. Mowing, edging along walks and drives, string trimming around mailboxes and fence posts, hedge and shrub shaping, and a blower pass that leaves the concrete bare — the ordinary work that makes a Santa Rosa County yard look tended. The route runs through Pace, Pea Ridge and Milton, learning which yards drain slow after a Gulf storm and which want the height left a little tall in August. The reward is the drive-up look: an edge you could measure, a lawn that reads all one green.