Rivers Landscaping

About Rivers Landscaping

Where the East Gallatin slides past the edge of town under old cottonwoods, the yards grow differently — fast and lush in the low damp corners, thin where gravel sits close to the surface. Rivers Landscaping reads that unevenness and mows to it, following with trimming and edging so the whole lawn reads as one piece. Dethatching pulls out the mat that builds up in the wet spots, and overseeding brings the bare ground back into the fold. In June, with the river running high and the leaves fully out, a well-kept lawn near that water is about as good as this valley gets. The work is simple; the result is not.