Washburns Landscaping

About Washburns Landscaping

Late February in Middleborough is a negotiation: ice going soft on the Nemasket, snowbanks worn down to grey ridges, and one more storm still on the table. Washburns Landscaping stays ready for either answer — plowing and shoveling driveways, walks and entries while winter still has a say, then turning around in March to rake out the sand, clear the winter's wreckage and get the mowers running. From there it is weekly cutting, trimming and edging until the leaves come down and the loop closes. The first cut of the year is the one people remember, when a lawn that spent months buried comes back green and striped in a single afternoon. That is the work in one line: keep the ground passable in winter, and hand it back better in spring.