Clover Landscaping

About Clover Landscaping

By the middle of March, Pooler wears a fine yellow coat — pine pollen on windshields, on porch rails, drifting along the gutters — and the azaleas open anyway. That is when lawns wake all at once and want cutting again after a slow, mild winter. Clover Landscaping meets the turn head-on with mowing, edging and trimming that brings a yard back into shape while the whole town is still shaking off dust. A first good cut of the year changes how a house sits on its lot, and it is a fine thing to hand back to someone. The work carries on from there through the long green months in Pooler and the towns around it.