Panhandle pride landscaping

About Panhandle pride landscaping

Spring shows up early on this stretch of the Panhandle — azaleas in February, the grass waking while much of the country is still shoveling. Panhandle pride landscaping meets Valparaiso yards in that first flush, mowing them back into shape, cutting the edges square along walks and beds, clearing the winter's drop of oak leaves and pine straw off the lawn. The sandy soil here drains fast and the sun works long hours, so a lawn shows its keeper's habits plainly. The name is the plan: this is home ground, set between the bayou and the pine flats, and it gets cut like it. A finished yard on a Friday afternoon is a good thing to drive past.