Eagle Eye Landscaping

About Eagle Eye Landscaping

Along the Old King's Highway the hedges are half the architecture, and one gone shaggy changes the whole face of a house. Eagle Eye Landscaping keeps that line true — hedges and shrubs shaped, lawns mowed and trimmed, beds mulched, the yard cleared in April and again when the oaks finally let go in November. Then the Cape turns, and the work turns with it: a nor'easter comes up the coast and drives get plowed, paths shoveled, ice treated where wet snow sets like poured concrete. Sandy Dennis soil and constant salt air both ask for a certain patience. Given it, a yard up under Scargo Hill looks composed in every month of the calendar.