Alpine Landscaping

About Alpine Landscaping

In October the maples on the mountain east of town turn a red you can see from the freeway, and the lawns below them keep growing a few weeks longer than anyone expects. Alpine Landscaping follows that late season out — mowing height raised, leaves cleared off the turf before the first hard frost pins them down. Through summer it is a steadier rhythm: weekly cuts, string trimming along fence lines and foundations, edges cut true where grass meets concrete. The bench yards above town dry out fast while the ones near the creek stay soft, and the ground gets read before the blades go down. Same lawn, different weeks, and the schedule bends to fit.