Bells Landscaping Charleston

About Bells Landscaping Charleston

Late October is the season the Lowcountry keeps for itself: the humidity finally lets go, the grass along Church Creek slows enough to hold a shape for a week, and the spartina turns the color of old brass. Bells Landscaping Charleston works that stretch hard, mowing on schedule, cutting shrubs back into line, pulling leaf drop out of the beds and off the walkways before it mats down. Crews finish as the light goes long and low across the water, the hour when a fresh-cut lawn looks lit from underneath. A yard put right in the fall carries a house all the way through to spring. That is the whole reason for the last careful pass of the day.