Anomaly Landscaping

About Anomaly Landscaping

Stroudsburg keeps its old brick close — storefronts, narrow alleys, yards squeezed between the sidewalk and the hill behind. Anomaly Landscaping likes those odd lots best: the triangle nobody knows what to do with, the shady strip under a maple where grass keeps giving up. Lawn care here means reading a yard for what it actually is rather than what a catalog says it should be, then mowing and trimming until the shape of it finally makes sense. On a July evening, with the light going gold over the rooftops, a freshly cut in-town lawn smells like the whole summer at once. That is the part worth doing carefully.