Gallatin Valley Landscaping

About Gallatin Valley Landscaping

When the ditch water is turned in each June, the whole valley smells like wet earth and cut hay, and the lawns follow within a week. Gallatin Valley Landscaping runs with that surge — mowing stepped up while growth is fastest, trimming and edging along fence lines and gravel drives, fertilizer worked in to keep the color from washing pale by August. Grass here goes hard for ten weeks and then wants to coast, so the cut rises and the feeding backs off as the nights turn cool. There is nothing complicated about it; it is showing up on the right day, week after week, and leaving a yard that looks like somebody cares. The valley floor around Bozeman is home ground.