Rooted Vision Landscaping

About Rooted Vision Landscaping

Late March can be a week of thaw and mud, and then, almost overnight, the lawns around Severna Park go from brown to a startling green. Rooted Vision Landscaping opens the year with spring cleanup — winter debris pulled out, beds cleared, edges redefined along the walks and the drive. The first mow follows, and the every-week cadence holds until the last leaves are gone in November. Overseeding and feeding go where the turf came out of winter thin: north slopes, and the shade under the older trees. Watching a tired March lawn turn thick and level by May is reason enough to do the work.