Three Trees Landscaping

About Three Trees Landscaping

On the older avenues above Washington Boulevard the maples close overhead by August, and the lawns beneath them live in dapple, thin where the shade sits and hungry out at the drip line. Three Trees Landscaping reads those uneven yards for what they are, mowing, trimming and feeding to thicken the bare places instead of fighting them. Late afternoon is the hour for it, when the light comes sideways down the cross streets and cut grass smells its best. Aeration in the fall opens the packed strips along the sidewalks, and a border edged by hand keeps the beds from creeping into the turf. Ogden's old blocks reward patience, and so do the lawns that grow on them.