Pristine Landscaping

About Pristine Landscaping

After a rain the Olmos Basin smells like wet cedar and river bottom, and the grass over in Alamo Heights comes up so fast you can nearly watch it happen. Pristine Landscaping meets it with mowing, edging, trimming, bed maintenance, mulch and shrub work straight through the growing months. The pleasure of this job lives in the edge — that clean vertical cut where turf meets driveway, the line separating a mowed lawn from a finished one. Under those old oaks the light falls in coins and the deck has to work around roots and low limbs, so the finish comes from the trimmer as much as the mower. Done right, a yard looks quiet, which is harder than it sounds.