Native Edge Landscapes

About Native Edge Landscapes

Down along Margaret Creek the pawpaws ripen in September and the bottoms smell sweet before the first frost finds them. Native Edge Landscapes mows through those hollows and up the shoulders above them — regular cuts, trimming out the fence line, edging where the yard gives way to gravel or creek bank. Creek-bottom grass grows thick and stays damp, and knowing when to cut it is half the work. Athens Township holds a great deal of that kind of ground, folded and green and slow to dry. What's left behind is a lawn with a definite edge, right where the wild part begins.