Green and Growing Landscaping

About Green and Growing Landscaping

Spring shows up around Swift Creek all at once: dogwoods opening white in the understory, pollen turning every windshield yellow, the grass going from dormant brown to overdue in about ten days. Green and Growing Landscaping meets it head-on with that first mow of the year, then holds the rhythm week after week through the long warm middle of the season. Trimming, edging and blowing off the hard surfaces come with every visit, because a cut lawn beside a littered driveway isn't finished. When the pines and hardwoods start dropping in the fall, the leaf work takes the lead. Watching a yard come back even and green under regular cutting is the part that never gets old.