O'Hara Landscaping

About O'Hara Landscaping

The first frost of the year lands on the lawns off Jefferson Avenue like a dusting of sugar, gone by mid-morning but a clear notice all the same. O'Hara Landscaping reads that signal and shifts into the fall work — the last cuts of the season, edges kept sharp, leaves gathered and carried off before the rain glues them down. Through summer those same yards get the regular treatment: mowing on a rhythm, trimming close around trees and steps, borders held to a clean line. Come spring the cleanup opens everything back up and the grass gets its proper start. Scranton's older streets deserve lawns that match them, and that is what the work is for.