Quality Landscaping and Gardening

About Quality Landscaping and Gardening

By late October the trees on Indiantown's wooded hillsides have gone copper and rust, and the maples and hickories let go of their leaves a few at a time, then all at once. That is the season for fall cleanup, and Quality Landscaping and Gardening takes it on with care: raking out the beds, lifting leaves off the turf before they mat down, and giving the lawn a last low, tidy cut before the cold. A short afternoon's slanting gold light shows off every finished line. Walks are edged and swept, and the yard goes into winter breathing rather than smothered, with room to wake up green when spring returns. There is real satisfaction in standing back at dusk and seeing the ground lie bare and orderly beneath the empty branches.