Steele Magnolias Landscape

About Steele Magnolias Landscape

By evening the Cape Fear slows into a long green bend below Lillington, and the heat lets go one degree at a time. Steele Magnolias Landscape often finishes there, last pass of the mower, last run of the trimmer, the smell of cut grass hanging in air that has finally started to move. Their days are built on the plain arithmetic of upkeep: mow, edge, trim, blow, and do it again before anyone has to ask. Beds get cleaned out in spring and again in fall, when the hardwoods along the bottomland let go all at once. A yard kept this way never has a dramatic before-and-after; it simply always looks right.