Mountain Valley Landscaping

About Mountain Valley Landscaping

By late September the cottonwoods down in the Teton River bottoms turn gold nearly all at once, and the peaks east of Sugar City take their first white. That is the stretch Mountain Valley Landscaping runs hardest — the last mows of the year cut a shade lower, leaves raked and hauled off the turf before frost pins them down, edges recut so a yard goes into the cold still holding its shape. Aeration and overseeding land in the same window, when cool nights do half the work for you. Come May the rounds start over: weekly mowing, trimming tight to posts and beds, feeding on time, keeping the weeds honest through a summer that never lasts as long as anybody wants. A lawn in this valley is a long argument with a short season, and it is a satisfying one to win.