Brown Landscaping

About Brown Landscaping

In late June the light over Sims Park hangs on until nearly nine, and the lake throws it back up the bluff so the yards near the shore glow a half hour longer than they have any right to. That is a good hour to look at what Brown Landscaping leaves behind: a lawn cut even across its whole run, borders trimmed, shrubs shaped, beds turned and mulched dark. Through the season the work is mowing and trimming on rotation, hedges kept in line, and spring and fall cleanups that clear a yard down to bare, breathing ground. Euclid grows grass easily — the lake keeps the summers from cooking it — and the craft is in making all that growth look deliberate.