Rodriguez Lawn and Landscape

About Rodriguez Lawn and Landscape

By July the air along Hickory Slough hangs heavy enough to lean on, and an egret will stand in the ditch grass watching a crew work. Rodriguez Lawn and Landscape starts those days early, when the dew is still down, and gets the mowing and edging done before the worst of it settles in. Summer turf on the Gulf Coast grows faster than anyone expects, so the visits stay close together and the blades stay sharp — a clean cut holds color, a torn one browns at the tip. Trimming around the posts and playsets, then blowing the drive down, is what turns a mowed lawn into a finished one. It is hot, ordinary, satisfying work, and this stretch of Pearland shows it well.