Urban Landscapes

About Urban Landscapes

In the blocks behind Nassau Street, Princeton is a town of small ground — side yards a mower has to be walked into, ribbons of green between brick sidewalk and porch step, back lawns hemmed by fence and hedge. Urban Landscapes takes that scale seriously, keeping a steady weekly cut, running the trimmer along foundations and gateposts, then blowing the walks clean so nothing gets tracked indoors. When autumn arrives and the sycamores let go all at once over the parked cars, leaf cleanup keeps those little lawns breathing into winter. Where feet and shade have thinned the turf, seed and fertilizer go down to bring it back. By evening a street can look tended end to end, and in a walking town that is the whole reward.