Your Neighborhood Landscaping

About Your Neighborhood Landscaping

The first real norther of the year comes down the Brazos in November, and Sugar Land feels it in an afternoon: the humidity lifts, the mowing slows to a crawl, and the tallow leaves start piling into the cul-de-sac curbs of New Territory and Greatwood. Your Neighborhood Landscaping meets the season where it turns — mowing and edging while the grass still asks for it, leaf removal and fall cleanup once it stops, winter ryegrass overseeding for anybody who wants green through the short dormant weeks, plus fertilization and weed control to set up the spring. Cool-weather work has its own pleasure, the kind you can do all day without sweating through your shirt. And the picture at the end is plain enough: a swept curbline, beds cleared out, a yard that looks cared for on the exact street where you live.