Restoring Roots Landscaping

About Restoring Roots Landscaping

March at Silver Lake is all thaw and mud — Thornton A. Sullivan Park soggy at the shoreline, the geese back, and every lawn nearby waking up under a winter's worth of matted thatch and moss. Restoring Roots Landscaping starts its year in exactly that mess. Rake the dead layer out, pull cores from the compacted soil, work seed into the openings, and clear away the drifted leaves that spent all winter pressed flat against the grass. Everett's spring is long and cool and forgiving, which means a lawn given that attention in March is unrecognizable by June. Watching the first pale green come up through ground that looked given up on is a good reason to keep doing this.