Rhino Landscaping

About Rhino Landscaping

November is when the wind comes in off the Pacific, and the island answers with fir limbs down across the grass and maple leaves plastered in wet drifts against the fences. Rhino Landscaping turns up after nights like that to clear it off: leaves lifted from the turf, debris raked out of the blades, one more cut before the lawn slows for the year. The rest of the calendar it is mowing, edging and trimming on a steady rotation, one week rolling into the next. A lawn that goes into winter uncovered comes back quicker in spring. That is most of the trick, and it gets earned in the wet.