Cascadian Landscaping

About Cascadian Landscaping

From the shoulder of Mount Erie, Rosario Strait lies out like hammered tin, and the fir shade below runs deep enough that grass has to be coaxed rather than commanded. Cascadian Landscaping mows those wooded Fidalgo lots where moss argues with turf all winter and the machine goes slow over root and rise. Overseeding the thin places, edging where lawn meets gravel drive, clearing the needle-fall that would otherwise mat a whole yard down. By July the rain shadow dries things out in a hurry and the cut goes higher to hold what moisture there is. The aim is simple: a lawn that looks like it belongs to the hillside it sits on.