Duncan Landscaping

About Duncan Landscaping

First light in the bottoms comes filtered — fog sitting white between the sycamores until the sun burns a hole in it somewhere around seven. Trucks roll early anyway, because grass cuts best before the day gets heavy, and by mid-morning a yard can be mowed, trimmed, edged and swept clean while the neighborhood is still on its first cup of coffee. Beds get their spring turn with fresh mulch and a cut border, and shrubs get taken back to shape before they lose it. Leaves come later, and out here where the timber crowds the yards they come in volume. The reward is simple and repeatable: a lawn that looks the same good way every visit.