Bigfoot landscaping

About Bigfoot landscaping

Fog sits low in the pine flatwoods east of Palm Harbor most winter mornings, and it lifts off the neighborhoods near Brooker Creek well before it lets go of the preserve itself. Bigfoot landscaping is out in it, mowing, edging and trimming the yards where slash pine and saw palmetto press right up against the property line. Overhanging limbs are cleared off roofs and walks, weeds come out of the beds, and needles and clippings are raked from behind the shrubs where they collect. The turf gets cut for the light it actually receives, which under pines is never much. Big equipment, careful lines, and a property that reads finished when the trailer gate closes.