French Landscape Irrigation

About French Landscape Irrigation

Between the Fourth of July and Labor Day, Edmonds forgets it is a rainy town: the sky holds, the ground hardens, and lawns start telling you exactly how much water they are getting. French Landscape Irrigation spends that stretch tuning the maintenance around the dry — mowing high, cutting often enough to keep the blades from stressing, and timing fertilization so it lands when the turf can actually use it. Trimming and edging keep the borders defined even when the color softens, and beds get weeded before summer weeds set seed for next year. Come September the rain returns off the Sound and the lawns thicken back up, ready for aeration and overseeding. Carrying a lawn through a Northwest summer so it comes back full in fall takes patience, and it shows.