Simms Landscape

About Simms Landscape

Up on Capitol Hill, where the Marmalade streets rise in short, steep pitches toward the Capitol dome, a snowfall turns the sidewalks treacherous fast, especially where the old brick homes sit close to a grade that was never built with cars in mind. Simms works those blocks early, before the walk to the bus stop turns into a slide, clearing the narrow front paths one house at a time. It's landscaping work turned to a harder season — the same attention to a yard's edges applied instead to a step, a slope, a patch of ice by the gate. There's a particular care needed on a hill like that, where a missed spot isn't just untidy but genuinely dangerous. By the time the Capitol dome catches full daylight, the Marmalade streets below it are salted and walkable again.