Tom Thumb's Landscaping

About Tom Thumb's Landscaping

September in Salisbury still belongs to the crape myrtles, their last blooms going papery over front borders that need a tidy more than an overhaul. Tom Thumb's Landscaping works at exactly that scale: mowing smaller yards, hand-trimming close along fences and foundations, cutting beds back into a shape they can hold. Shore autumns are long and mild, so the grass keeps growing well past the point people expect it to quit. Staying on it through October is what keeps a lawn from going ragged before the cold. A neat, ordinary yard, kept that way week after week — that is the aim.