Duck Landscaping Raleigh

About Duck Landscaping Raleigh

Low ground holds the morning here — fog settles into the bottoms and burns off grudgingly, so the first mow of the day goes down through wet grass. Duck Landscaping Raleigh keeps lawns cut, edged and cleared around Marsh, on red-clay Piedmont soil that packs hard in August and softens with every decent rain. Fescue and bermuda both make their run at spring, and the difference between a yard that looks kept and one that doesn't is mostly a matter of arriving on the same day every week. The reward comes at the end, when the turf reads as a single plane from the curb and the pavement is bare of clippings. Then autumn tips the pines over into shedding, and the blowers come out.