Shade Landscaping

About Shade Landscaping

The older streets in Taylorsville are roofed over with oak and maple, and the lawns beneath them live a different life than the ones out in the open — thinner, cooler, slower, always half in dappled light. Shade Landscaping tends that kind of ground: mowing at a height shaded turf can survive, edging the walks so the yard keeps its shape, trimming around trunks and roots without scarring bark, and clearing leaves once September starts letting them go. Under big trees the cleanup is never really finished, which is its own sort of relationship with a place. A shaded yard kept neat has a hush to it worth protecting. That's the result being chased, one street at a time.