Last Season Landscaping

About Last Season Landscaping

The Weber River runs along the edge of town, and the open fields nearby that stretch toward the foothills go completely still every winter, stripped down to stubble and frost once the last cutting's long done. Last Season Landscaping works those quieter properties, and once the growing season is fully finished, the crew turns to snow — driveways, walkways, and the paths between outbuildings where a hidden irrigation ditch can catch a boot under a fresh drift. The river keeps the air near it colder and damper than the fields further back from the water, so ice forms first close to the bank and takes longest to melt off. Clearing a walk out here means checking it twice some weeks, since a clear path in the morning doesn't always stay that way by afternoon. It's patient work, suited to a stretch of town that empties out every winter and doesn't fill back in until spring.