Herrera Landscaping

About Herrera Landscaping

July builds its own weather here: a white thunderhead stacking over the ridge by three o'clock, twenty hard minutes of rain, then steam lifting off the asphalt and every crape myrtle in Roxboro dripping pink. Herrera Landscaping works the whole arc of that day — mowing, edging, mulch spread deep in the beds, shrubs cut back, limbs and litter cleared once a storm has passed. Piedmont grass grows fast in that heat and forgives nothing, so the schedule holds and the yards stay ahead of it. A property that looks calm the morning after a summer storm took somebody's afternoon, and it shows. Roxboro and the county roads spoking out of it fill the week.