Scott's Irrigation and Landscaping

About Scott's Irrigation and Landscaping

July belongs to the monsoon here: thunderheads stack up over the Jemez by two o'clock, the rain comes hard and brief, and by evening the whole city smells of wet piñon. Scott's Irrigation and Landscaping mows in the window between storms, when grass that was dormant a week ago has come up green overnight and every yard from the Old Las Vegas Highway out to Eldorado wants attention at once. The work is mowing, edging, trimming and clearing, kept to a schedule that respects how fast a Santa Fe summer can turn on you. A lawn held even through monsoon season is a lawn that still looks like something in the dry weeks after. That is the part worth getting right.