Ed's Landscaping

About Ed's Landscaping

By July the hydrangeas along Falmouth's Main Street have gone that particular blue the Cape gives them, and every lawn from the Village Green outward is trying to keep up. Ed's Landscaping mows into that season with a steady rhythm — a clean sweep across the open middle, tight passes around the beds, string trimmer along the granite curb until the line is honest. Cape yards run thin and sandy, so cutting height matters, and so does coming back on schedule instead of waiting until the grass has gotten ahead of you. Spring means raking out the winter's sand and pine litter; autumn means clearing oak leaf before it mats down over the roots. The measure of a good day is simple — someone comes home, and their yard looks the way they hoped it would.