Rapoza Landscape

About Rapoza Landscape

In July the shade at Goodwill Park lies thick and Grews Pond is loud with kids, and every lawn in town is trying to keep pace with the heat. Rapoza Landscape sets its cutting height for precisely that — tall enough for the grass to shade its own roots in Falmouth's thin, sandy ground, even enough to look right from the street. Trimming and edging follow every mow so the borders stay honest against walks, drives and beds. Mulch goes down in spring, and the leaves come off in fall before they can sour the grass underneath. Steady visits, plain work, and a yard that stays green when the season leans hard on it.