Clean Cut Landscaping

About Clean Cut Landscaping

Dilworth was laid out for walking, and it still reads that way at eight in the morning: brick sidewalks, deep porches, boxwood squared up along the front steps, everything on East Boulevard waking slowly. Clean Cut Landscaping starts early there because the dew shows the mow line before the sun burns it off. The crisp edge is the point — a clean groove where grass stops and sidewalk begins, carried around the tree lawn and back to the drive, with the trimming and blow-down finishing what the mower started. Around Latta Park the old willow oaks drop something in every season, so the work is as much about clearing as cutting. A finished yard should look like it was drawn with a straight hand, and that is what gets left behind on each street.