C1C4 Landscaping

About C1C4 Landscaping

The old courthouse on the hill in Pickens keeps its brick and its clock tower above a square of shade trees, and by noon in June the whole town seems to be hunting that shade. C1C4 Landscaping mows straight through the heat of it, working yard by yard along the streets that fall away from the square. Bermuda takes the sun and wants to be cut short and often; the fescue under the oaks wants the blade left high, and knowing which is which is most of the job. Edges get cut where turf meets brick, concrete and gravel, and every walk is blown clear before the truck moves. A Pickens yard in midsummer can look tired by Wednesday, so the aim is a cut that reads even on the day and honest all week after.