DB Landscaping

About DB Landscaping

Out toward Forestville the land tilts down to the creek bottoms that feed the Neuse, and in November the hardwoods down there give up everything at once. DB Landscaping spends those short afternoons on leaves — off the turf, off the beds, off the walks — because grass left under a wet mat all winter comes back thin and patchy. The final mow of the year goes a notch lower and tidy, the kind of cut a lawn can wear until March. Then the yard sits quiet through the cold with its borders still sharp, which is a good look for dormant grass. Wake Forest winters are mild and gray, and there is something steadying about a property that stays kept anyway.