Pedro's Landscaping

About Pedro's Landscaping

October rain leaves The Colony smelling of wet cedar mulch, and the morning after is the best time to put hands in a flower bed. Pedro's Landscaping builds from the beds outward — soil turned and weeded, fresh mulch spread even to the border, shrubs pruned to a clear shape, edges cut so the planting reads as a deliberate line instead of a suggestion. The lawn gets its part too: mowing on schedule, edging along the drive, trimming the corners, the hard surfaces cleared before the tools go up. Autumn cleanups take the leaves and the summer's tired growth away in one pass. A yard, done properly, has structure you can see from the sidewalk.