Pristine Landscape

About Pristine Landscape

West of town, where Ivins runs out toward Padre Canyon and the light on the cliffs turns from orange to violet, the desert goes very quiet in the evening. A lawn on that edge is a deliberate thing, and Pristine Landscape treats it that way — cut at an even height, edged where turf meets stone, trimmed close along walls, and swept of clippings so nothing carries off into the gravel. Feeding and weed control keep the color honest through the long bright months. Aeration and overseeding arrive with the cooler nights, filling the stand back in. By dusk the grass reads deep green against all that pale rock, which is exactly the point.