Anew Landscaping

About Anew Landscaping

Every yard in the village looks defeated in early spring: matted grass, road salt piled at the curb, beds full of last year's leaves. Anew Landscaping likes that starting point, because the change is visible in a single day's work. Cleanups first, then the beds edged and re-mulched, then the mowing routine picked back up as the turf finally decides to grow. Thornton ground drains slowly after the thaw, so timing matters — go too early and you tear it, go too late and the weeds have already won. Done on time, a tired lot comes back green and squared off, and the people who live there start using the yard again.