America Landscapes

About America Landscapes

In late March the redbuds come on first along the greenway, a purple haze under bare gray branches, and Collegedale remembers what color is. America Landscapes works the whole arc after that — mowing and edging, trimming, mulch beds refreshed, hedges shaped before the heat sets in, leaves gathered when the tulip poplars turn butter-yellow. Come a January ice, the same trucks carry plows and spreaders instead, opening drives and walkways before the neighborhood is awake. Two seasons, one property, one standard: it should look cared for on the day nobody is looking.