Shady Oaks Landscape

About Shady Oaks Landscape

In April the oaks over the older Port Charlotte streets drop leaves and catkins all at once, and the lawns beneath them need raking as much as cutting. Shady Oaks Landscape handles both — mowing, edging, trimming beds back to their lines, shrub and hedge work, and carrying off what the canopy leaves behind. Dappled ground is its own puzzle: full sun on one side of the yard, deep shade on the other, and one cut that has to suit both. Done right, the turf runs green from the driveway to the back fence and the shade reads as comfort instead of neglect. It is a satisfying kind of order to leave behind on a warm spring day.