ABL landscaping

About ABL landscaping

Evening comes early along the B&A Trail in October, and for about twenty minutes the whole Ferndale stretch turns amber before the dark drops in. ABL landscaping works those shoulder weeks hard — the last mows, the leaf hauls off lawns lining the Baltimore Annapolis corridor, beds cut back before the ground goes stiff. Then the calendar turns, and the same trucks carry plows and spreaders, because a Glen Burnie winter arrives in fits: two inches of slush one week, a bay-fed squall the next. Driveways get opened wide enough to back out of without thinking about it, walks scraped down to the concrete, salt laid before the four-a.m. refreeze. A yard kept neat in November comes from the same instinct as a lane cleared in January.