Garden of Eden Landscape

About Garden of Eden Landscape

Every spring the herring push up the run at Jackson Square, shouldering through the fishway toward the pond, and the town takes it as the sign that the year has turned. Garden of Eden Landscape reads it the same way: the mowers come out, the beds get raked open, and the edges are cut fresh along walks that spent five months buried. Through the season it stays steady lawn care — cutting on schedule, trimming what a mower cannot reach, keeping the borders honest. Then the leaves come down over East Weymouth all at once and the work turns to clearing them off before frost sets them in place. Ordinary work, done attentively, and the yards along these streets show it.