Rojas Landscaping

About Rojas Landscaping

Late August in Glen Burnie: air thick off the tidal creeks, crepe myrtles dropping pink along the side streets, the light going gold over Sawmill Creek Park somewhere around seven. That is the hour Rojas Landscaping likes best — mower ticking as it cools, trimmer quiet at last, a lawn standing up even and green from the porch steps clear to the curb. Lawn care here means keeping stride with a growing season that starts early and refuses to quit, then raking down what the tulip poplars finally let go of in October. The work is simple and it is never finished, which is a good part of why it is worth doing. A yard held in shape is a small daily kindness to a street, and this town has plenty of streets that deserve one.