ATL eco Scapes

About ATL eco Scapes

Late March turns everything in Tucker faintly yellow — pine pollen on the windshields, on the mailboxes, on the water at Henderson Park Lake — and then one good rain washes it off and the growing season is on. From that week until the last warm days of October the mowers run, borders get cut back to their lines, and the trimmer finds every fence post, mailbox and shed corner. ATL eco Scapes works these DeKalb County yards on a rhythm the weather sets rather than the calendar. There is real satisfaction in a lawn that looks intentional from the street: consistent height, tidy edges, nothing left behind but the smell of cut grass.