Yardtohome landscaping

About Yardtohome landscaping

Up on the plateau, spring arrives in Bonney Lake as a long green rumor — rain on cedar, moss creeping toward the walkway, grass that gains an inch while you sleep. Yardtohome landscaping meets it with a mower and a straight line: turf cut to an even height, edges carved clean along the drive, clippings swept off the path before the fog lifts out of the Fennel Creek hollow. There is real pleasure in the moment a shaggy yard turns crisp, when the border between lawn and bed reads sharp enough to follow with your eye. Come autumn the work turns to leaves and hedges, beds put in order before the rain takes over for its long season. And on the clear mornings when Rainier stands up over the rooftops, a tidy yard on the plateau looks like it belongs to the mountain behind it.