The Natural Way Organic Landscaping

About The Natural Way Organic Landscaping

Out at the Galway four corners the hayfields begin almost immediately, rolling north toward the Sacandaga country, and a June evening there smells of cut grass for a mile in every direction. Lawns in this town run from village squares to long farm approaches, and both want the same attention: a steady mowing schedule, trimming in behind the posts and the shed corners, edges cut so walks stay clear. Growth comes hard in a wet Saratoga County spring and eases in the heat, and the routine bends with it. Autumn is leaf clearing and the last low cuts, closing a lawn out for the winter. There is something settling about a yard left even and tidy at the end of a long summer day.