Rogelio's Landscaping

About Rogelio's Landscaping

March in Lufkin belongs to the azaleas — whole front yards going pink and white at once above soil turned over fresh and faintly red. Rogelio's Landscaping does the shaping behind all that color: beds cut with a clean lip, mulch laid even to the edge, shrubs set with room to grow into the shade the pines will eventually throw. Mowing and edging keep the lawn honest around the plantings, and steady trimming keeps the bed lines from vanishing by the middle of July. A landscape here has to carry a humid summer and a wet winter both, so the plan matters as much as the planting does. The payoff arrives the next spring, when everything comes back fuller than it stood before.