Post Road Landscape

About Post Road Landscape

The Boston Post Road has carried people through Weston for centuries, past the white steeple, the town green and the stone-faced old library, and Post Road Landscape works the properties along it in both of the town's tempers. In July that means mowing on a rhythm — stripes laid straight, borders cut clean where turf meets brick, beds mulched dark so the green reads greener. In February it means plowing at the hour when Route 20 is nothing but streetlight and falling snow, then clearing and salting the walks before anyone is out. One property, one crew, a year spoken in two languages. Weston comes first, with Wayland, Wellesley and Waltham close behind.