Hawk-Eye Landscaping

About Hawk-Eye Landscaping

In December the pecan orchards around Mesquite stand in long gray ranks beside NM-478, and red-tailed hawks keep watch from the fence posts over the bare Mesilla Valley fields. Northeast across the valley the Organ Mountains lift their jagged spires, and the Rio Grande runs thin between the farms until irrigation season returns. Hawk-Eye Landscaping tends yards and plantings in this southern Doña Ana County farm community, its name echoing the hawks that hunt these same fields. Mowing, edging and keeping beds clear may seem small beside orchard country, but a neatly kept yard holds its own next to all that geometry. When spring water fills the ditches and the trees leaf out, the grass is ready to follow.