KP Landscape

About KP Landscape

In May the alfalfa fields around Heber City go electric, and sandhill cranes stalk the wet corners with their old creaking call. That is when the first cut happens — the season's opening pass, when a mower goes through grass that has been waiting under snow since November. KP Landscape takes yards through that turn and everything after it: mowing on a set day, trimming around posts and stone, aerating so the ground can breathe, hauling off what winter left behind. Feeding follows, and then the long steady summer of keeping a lawn even. A valley that has been farmed this long expects its grass to be handled with the same plain attention, and it is.