New Roots Landscaping

About New Roots Landscaping

Every new street on the south side of Haysville starts the same way: graded dirt, a stake line, and a house with nothing green around it yet. New Roots Landscaping works that first chapter — soil prepared, sod laid or seed put down, and the young turf watched closely through the weeks it takes to knit in. In a town whose name once traveled on peaches, there is something fitting about starting things in the ground and waiting on them. Once a lawn takes hold the work settles into the ordinary rhythm of mowing, trimming, edging and bed upkeep through the season. The first honest mow on a yard that was bare dirt in spring is a good day.