Sovereign Landscaping

About Sovereign Landscaping

By late October the water at Bonita Lakes goes the color of sweet tea, and the sweetgums along the trails start dropping leaves faster than anyone can rake them. That is the season Sovereign Landscaping likes best: the mowing slows, the cleanup work opens up, and a yard can be put fully in order before the first cold snap comes down out of the north. Beds get cleared and re-edged, the line between mulch and grass drawn sharp again; leaves come off the lawn and out of the fencerows; shrubs get taken back to a shape that will read well bare. Meridian yards run to slope and pine straw and red clay, and each one asks for something a little different. The result is a property that looks composed in January, when nothing is hiding it.