Red’s Landscaping

About Red’s Landscaping

Come the first week of October, Blaine turns colorist: sumac going scarlet along the ditch lines, maples flaring on the boulevards, and every lawn suddenly wearing its neighbor's leaves. Red's Landscaping keeps busiest in that season. Fall cleanup takes yards down to clean green before the snow can mat the leaves into spring regret; through the summer the same attention shows up as sharp mowing and steady trimming. Landscaping is a long game on this quick-draining ground, and each season's work sets up the next. When the last leaf is hauled and the first frost silvers the grass, the yard is ready — and it shows.