Rocky Hill Landscaping

About Rocky Hill Landscaping

By mid-October the Bowdoin Pines are dropping needles like a slow copper rain, and the lawns under Brunswick's big white pines need clearing more than once. Yards here sit on sand and old glacial till, quick to drain and quick to go pale in August, so mowing height and timing carry the whole result. The work stays plain and thorough — cut, trim, edge, blow the walks off, then haul away the leaves and needles in fall and open the ground again once the frost lets go. A finished lawn should look as though nobody had to fuss over it; that is the point. Brunswick and the towns along the river and the coast road.