Good's Landscaping

About Good's Landscaping

Come October the ridges above Shell Knob turn hickory-gold, and the gravel roads running out toward the national forest fill with fallen leaf. Good's Landscaping keeps the upland places in order through it — mowing the last flushes of fall growth, clearing what the wind drops, cutting the bed lines back sharp before the ground goes hard. Up on the ridge the light is long and the wind carries, so a raked yard does not stay raked without someone returning to it. They return. There is a plain satisfaction in a hillside lot that looks cared for while the woods around it go wild with color.