Lara's Landscaping

About Lara's Landscaping

American Fork was orchard country long before it was anything else, and in April you can still find blossom hanging over a back fence while snow sits stubborn on the high shoulders of Timpanogos. That is when Lara's Landscaping opens the season: the first mow of the year, beds cleared of winter's litter, edges recut after months of being blurred by frost and gravel. Getting spring right sets up everything that follows, so the early rounds get the same care as the showy midsummer ones. A lawn that starts clean, cut at the proper height and fed at the proper time, spends the rest of the year looking easy. That work runs from American Fork out through Highland, Alpine and Pleasant Grove as the valley warms.