Full Service Landscaping

About Full Service Landscaping

In July the work starts at six-thirty, before the sun clears the rooftops east toward Santa Clara and while the air still has a little give in it. By nine the cicadas are going and the thermometer has made its intentions clear, so the day is built to move: mow, edge, trim the fence lines, shape the hedges, weed and re-mulch the beds, then haul everything off. Taking a whole property at once means the yard reads as one piece instead of a mowed lawn surrounded by neglect. The reward is standing at the curb at the end, water bottle sweating, seeing every element of a place agree with every other. Schertz summers ask a lot of a landscape, and meeting that head-on early in the morning is the honest way through it.