Landscapes by Landry

About Landscapes by Landry

In April the redbuds break out along the section-line roads of northeast Lincoln County, purple smoke against the gray of the blackjacks, and every yard in the county suddenly wants to be planted at once. Landscapes by Landry takes that season seriously — beds cut to a fresh edge, mulch laid even and deep, shrubs shaped so they look intended rather than accidental. Between the planting runs the steady work: mowing, trimming, holding the borders in place while summer does its best to blur them. A crisp bed edge is a small thing to make, and it is the exact line that tells a kept yard apart from a pasture. Done right, the shape still reads in November when all the color has gone.