Clean Lines Landscaping

About Clean Lines Landscaping

There's a stretch of July in Seaville when the pines hold the heat and the cicadas start early, and a lawn cut at the right height in the morning still looks sharp at supper. The name says the standard: mowing that leaves an even field, trimming worked in close around trunks, mailboxes and foundations, edging that gives the drive a defined border, and clippings cleared so nothing dulls the finish. This corner of Cape May County is sandy and pine-shaded, which asks for a lighter hand than the heavier soil inland. Watching the cut lines come up parallel across a yard is the small daily reward of the job. The grass gets the season it needs, and the property looks it.