Hydrangea Landscaping

About Hydrangea Landscaping

By July the hydrangeas on Rocky Neck have gone that particular Cape Ann blue, and the light off the inner harbor makes the whole lane look painted — which, most afternoons, it is. Hydrangea Landscaping works in that light: mowing and trimming on a rhythm, beds edged and mulched, shrubs pruned so the blooms have room, plus cleanups at both ends of the year. When the color goes and the harbor turns pewter, the plows go on — driveways opened, walks and steps shoveled, ice held off with sand and salt. Those studio lanes are tight, which makes clearing them a matter of patience more than horsepower. Green in July, bare pavement in January, the same attention either way.