High Country Landscaping and Grading

About High Country Landscaping and Grading

Up at this elevation you can watch weather arrive before it gets to you — an April squall walking up the valley, gray and slanted, ten minutes out while you're still standing in sun. High Country Landscaping and Grading plans the day around that view, mowing and trimming New River yards between the fronts that keep sliding over the Blue Ridge all spring. Growth starts late here and then makes up for lost time; a lawn that was brown at Easter can be ankle-deep by the second week of May. Getting out ahead of it, holding a clean edge along the gravel, blowing the clippings off before the rain glues them down — that's the craft. When the squall finally passes over and the light comes back, the yard is already done and shining wet.