JDR Landscaping

About JDR Landscaping

April in Cedar Springs is mostly mud and patience — the White Pine Trail soft underfoot, the lawns still pressed flat from months spent under snow. That is when JDR Landscaping starts: raking out the winter, taking the first tentative growth off, then settling into the weekly maintenance rhythm that will carry a property all the way to October. Landscaping runs alongside it, with new beds cut and mulched and plantings set where they will still have room in five years instead of crowding by August. Lawn work in northern Kent County is a long conversation with sandy soil and a short, generous growing season. Done right, the yard becomes the last thing anyone has to think about, which is precisely the point.