High Country Landscaping LLC

About High Country Landscaping LLC

From the middle of Española you can look west to the Jemez and east to the Sangre de Cristos, and in October both ranges go smoky blue while the whole town smells of chile roasting. High Country Landscaping LLC runs its heaviest weeks then — final cuts of the year, lawns cleared of cottonwood leaf, borders trimmed sharp, beds cut back so nothing goes into winter matted. Warmer months are mowing and edging on a schedule, grass held off the walks, weeds kept out of the gravel that frames most yards up here above six thousand feet. Higher ground means a shorter growing season, and a shorter season means every cut counts. Everything removed goes on the truck, and the yard is left ready for the cold nights that arrive early on the road toward Truchas.