David Lee Landscapes

About David Lee Landscapes

July afternoons out toward Homestake Pass build thunderheads over the granite in about an hour, and anyone mowing in Butte learns to watch that eastern sky and get the job finished. David Lee Landscapes moves at that pace — arrive, cut, trim, edge, clear the walks, leave the yard better than the weather found it. A lawn on the Divide's doorstep deals with hard sun, sudden downpours and a wind that can dry the top inch by dinnertime, so the mowing height and the schedule both matter more than people expect. The trimming gets carried all the way around the outbuildings and the fence corners, because a half-finished perimeter undoes a good cut. When the rain finally comes through, it falls on a yard already squared away.