Next to Nature Landscape

About Next to Nature Landscape

The old hedgerows around Spring Hill are Osage orange — thorny, crooked, set out a century back to hold a line — and they still mark where kept ground ends and the rough begins. Next to Nature Landscape works that boundary with a light hand: mowing on a regular schedule, trimming right up to the fence and the tree line, edging a clean seam along walks and beds so the yard reads as deliberate rather than merely cut. Cleanups at each end of the season take the leaf drop and the winter litter out of the corners. A lawn doesn't have to argue with the country it sits in; it only has to know where it stops. Holding that edge all season is most of the craft.