Natural Landscaping

About Natural Landscaping

Late afternoon in Tequesta smells like cut grass and salt, the tide moving out through the inlet and an osprey circling the channel. Natural Landscaping finishes its days on that light — the last passes of the mower, the edger following the curve of a drive, the blower clearing pavers before the truck rolls. Yards this close to the water grow in thin, sandy soil, and the craft is keeping them even rather than patchy. Trimming stays close around sabal trunks and fence lines so the whole lot reads as one piece. It is steady, unglamorous work, and it makes a street look cared for.