Growing Wild Landscaping

About Growing Wild Landscaping

Give this country one warm rain in April and everything moves at once — bermuda greening, yaupon pushing new leaf, ditch banks going shaggy inside a week. Growing Wild Landscaping meets that surge with a mower and a plan: regular cuts, crisp edging, trimming along fences and mailbox posts, beds mulched and weeded before they get ahead of anybody. Spring on the Currituck mainland is short and generous, and the yards that get on a schedule early are the ones that look effortless all summer. Aeration, overseeding and fertilization go in when the calendar calls for them, not after the grass has already made the decision. The name fits the place; the work is what keeps it from going all the way wild.