Wright Landscaping

About Wright Landscaping

The first hard frost reaches Riverton some morning in November — every lawn gone silver, footprints showing green behind you, the valley air still and grey with the season's first inversion. Wright Landscaping closes the year on days like that: the final mow taken low, leaves cleared off the turf, beds and edges left clean so spring has somewhere good to start. Through the warm months it is a weekly rhythm of cutting, trimming and edging, with feeding and weed control set to the lawn's own calendar. Fall cleanup is the job that pays twice — once in how it looks in November, once in what comes up green in April. A yard put to bed right hardly needs convincing.