Hidden Creek Landscaping

About Hidden Creek Landscaping

West of Hilliard the land folds just enough to hide water: Big Darby Creek running under the sycamores, and the small unnamed runs that only show themselves after a hard rain. Hidden Creek Landscaping works with that ground the way it is, mowing and trimming through the long green stretch of the year, edging beds and walks, and clearing the leaves that collect in every low corner by November. Then winter, and the plow goes to work on driveways, lots and walkways, with salt on the ice that forms wherever the ground drains slow. Darby-country weather is honest about itself; it rains for three days, then it freezes, then the sun comes out and starts the whole sequence over. Grass cut clean and a drive scraped down to the pavement are the two things that hold steady through all of it.