Diamondback Landscaping

About Diamondback Landscaping

Ranch Road 12 leaves San Marcos climbing, cedar closing in on both shoulders and prickly pear holding the cut banks where the soil gave up. Diamondback Landscaping starts its mornings on that side of town, where a lawn is a deliberate green thing set against rock and scrub. Mowing, edging, trimming and bed maintenance are the whole trade, done in a rotation tight enough that the grass never gets ahead of the schedule. There is craft in the transition — the exact spot where mown turf meets native ground, kept crisp instead of allowed to blur. When the caliche drive is blown clean and the last gate latched, the place looks like someone chose it and keeps choosing it.