Silver Spring Landscaping

About Silver Spring Landscaping

The town takes its name from a spring flecked with mica, and the water still surfaces under the little gazebo at Acorn Park, going silver when the light hits it right. Silver Spring Landscaping carries that name straight across the calendar. From the first green push in April through the muggy stretch of summer it is mowing, trimming, edging, hedge work, mulch in the beds, and leaves off the lawn once the sweetgums start letting go. When winter turns serious it is plowing driveways, clearing walks and steps down to bare ground, and salting the shaded corners that never see sun between storms. Same streets, same houses, different tools — the properties around Lyttonsville and Rosemary Hills get the same attention in February that they get in June.