Parra landscaping

About Parra landscaping

By two o'clock in July the thunderheads have stacked up over the north shore, white and enormous, and the crape myrtles along the street go on blooming pink underneath them like nothing is coming. Parra landscaping works around that weather all summer: cut in the morning, mulch and bed work while the sky holds, off the property before the rain arrives. Mowing and edging, hedges shaped back, fresh pine straw or mulch laid into the beds so the color of the ground sets off the color of the plants. A bed with a crisp cut border does something to a whole front yard — it draws the eye and holds it. That is the part worth taking time over, and it shows every day until the next crew comes back.