Brookes Landscaping

About Brookes Landscaping

Spring arrives up the creek bottoms first around Berea — redbud along Brushy Fork, then dogwood, then the sudden green rush that means the mowers come out of the shed. Brookes Landscaping meets that first flush head-on with mowing, trimming, edging, and clearing away the litter winter left in the corners. April here is fickle: three warm days, a cold rain off the plateau, and grass that has grown four inches while nobody was watching. Bringing a yard back under control after a wet Kentucky winter is the most visible thing that happens to it all year. The turn from ragged to trim in a single morning is the best part of the season.