Zuniga Landscaping

About Zuniga Landscaping

Above town the roads climb toward Woods Creek and the yards tilt with them, half of them shaded under second-growth fir, the other half thrown wide open to a hot August afternoon. Zuniga Landscaping mows both kinds — the thin grass beneath the trees and the bright, fast lawns that want cutting twice as often once the dry weeks set in. Slope work means walking more and hurrying less; the edges along gravel drives and stone borders get trimmed by hand until the boundary reads clean from any angle. Later in the season the needles and fir cones come down, and cleanups lift them off the turf before the autumn rain glues them in place. From up there you can see the whole spread of farmland below, and a well-kept yard looks entirely at home in it.