Kaleidoscope landscaping

About Kaleidoscope landscaping

By the middle of October the maples along Danville's older streets turn all at once — orange, then rust, then a red you can pick out three blocks away. Kaleidoscope landscaping spends those afternoons in the thick of it, mowing what is left of the season's growth, cutting beds back, and moving leaves off the turf before they mat down and smother the grass beneath. Bed lines get re-cut and mulched so the plantings keep their shape all the way through winter. Something about a yard raked to bare green while the trees above are still throwing color down never gets old. Come spring the same beds wake up clean, and the whole cycle begins again.