Mejia Landscape

About Mejia Landscape

Come June the crape myrtles out toward North Rhett Avenue open pink and white all at once, and every yard beneath them wants shaping. Mejia Landscape does that shaping — hedges squared, shrub lines evened, bed edges cut clean, grass mown and trimmed to match. Shrub work is patient work in Hanahan heat, taken a few inches at a time so the plant keeps its form the rest of the growing season. When the mowing is finished and the clippings are off the drive, the property finally reads as one piece instead of a collection of parts. That is the distance between a yard that is cut and a yard that is kept.