E.C.O. Landscaping

About E.C.O. Landscaping

Fog off Back River comes up the streets on the shoulder mornings of the year, softening the marsh grass at the end of the block and beading on every blade of turf. E.C.O. Landscaping works those in-between weeks as closely as the busy ones — the last mow before the ground goes cold, the first cut once it wakes, and the plowing and shoveling in between. Coastal winters here rarely commit; one storm melts by noon and the next one leaves eight inches leaning against the door. Either way the drive gets opened, the walk gets cleared to the pavement, and salt goes where the refreeze will try to form. Then the fog lifts, the grass greens, and the mowers come back out.