Independence Landscaping

About Independence Landscaping

Look north from Pittston and Campbell's Ledge stands over the valley like a held breath, the rock face that closes off the top of the Wyoming Valley. Independence Landscaping mows the yards below it, where lawns tilt with the hillside and every pass has to be read before it is cut. Autumn arrives early on those slopes — the ridge turns first, then the street maples, and then the rakes come out. Edges are kept sharp, beds get opened in spring and put down again in November, and the leaves go where leaves ought to go. A steep yard kept well is a small argument with gravity, and it is worth winning.