Bright Growing Landscape and Maintenance

About Bright Growing Landscape and Maintenance

El Paso winters are short and half-hearted, and by February the dormant tan of a bermuda lawn is already hiding green at the crown. Bright Growing Landscape and Maintenance meets it there — cutting the old growth low, clearing out the thatch and the winter's collection of leaves and paper, feeding the soil so the turf comes back thick instead of thin. Within a few weeks the yards on their route change color while the rest of the block is still waiting. Later in the year the same crew keeps it mown, edged and trimmed on schedule. Watching a lawn wake up is the best part of the job, and it happens here earlier than most people expect.