Munguia's Landscape

About Munguia's Landscape

Gaithersburg sits on red Piedmont clay, and anyone who has pushed a mower across it in June knows the ground here grows grass with real conviction. Munguia's Landscape starts early, while the dew is still heavy enough to darken a boot and the day hasn't turned humid yet. The mowing goes on in long, patient passes; the trimmer follows to clean the fence lines and the awkward strip beside the AC pad; the edger opens a groove where the driveway meets the lawn. Everything loose gets blown back onto the turf instead of down the storm drain. By the time the heat arrives the yard is done, and the rest of the day belongs to whoever lives there.