Red Moose Landscape Maintenance

About Red Moose Landscape Maintenance

By late October the larch on the ridges above Coeur d'Alene goes gold all at once, and the first frost stands the grass up stiff until about ten in the morning. Red Moose Landscape Maintenance times its autumn around that: leaves gathered out of the corners and off the beds, a final round of mowing and trimming, the yard put to bed rather than abandoned to whatever falls next. In the growing months it's ordinary faithful maintenance — cut, trim, tidy, repeat — which is what actually keeps turf thick. Landscape beds get the same attention as the lawn, since a good yard is judged on its edges as much as its middle. Come the following spring, the grass remembers who looked after it.