CCR Landscaping

About CCR Landscaping

East of the interstate the hills let go and Georgetown settles onto black prairie clay, soil that swells fat after a rain and cracks open wide by the middle of August. CCR Landscaping builds for that ground rather than against it — beds cut with a firm shoulder, mulch laid deep enough to hold moisture through a dry stretch, shrubs shaped so they carry their own shade. Between those projects the steady rhythm continues: mowing, edging, trimming, the drive cleared so nothing tracks into the garage. Spring is the busy end of it, when everything green in Williamson County decides at once that it is time. The reward is a front yard where the line between bed and turf is a decision, clearly made and easy to keep.