Natures Way Landscaping

About Natures Way Landscaping

In April the low wet ground around Lake Stevens fills with sword fern and unrolling salmonberry, and the lawns nearest those damp edges wake up soft, green, and full of moss. Natures Way Landscaping meets spring there — clearing the winter mat off the turf, cutting at a height that lets the grass compete, and edging the borders back where the wet season blurred them. Aeration and overseeding go in while the soil is still workable, giving new grass its best shot before summer. Through the season it settles into steady mowing and trimming, with the clippings taken away rather than left to smother. Yards beside wetland ground drain slowly and ask for patience, and they get it. The payoff comes in June, when a lawn that started the year as moss is standing up thick and even.