Olympic Landscape and Maintenance

About Olympic Landscape and Maintenance

On a clear February day the Olympics show up across the water so sharply they look painted on, and around Poulsbo the grass has already started moving again. Olympic Landscape and Maintenance takes the first cut of the year in that window — a light pass to knock down the winter growth, then edges re-cut so the yard has its shape back before spring arrives in earnest. After that, mowing, trimming and cleanup run on a schedule that holds all the way to the last leaf of November. Fertilization and weed control keep the turf thick through the long wet stretch, and the walks get blown down at every visit. Maintenance done right is invisible; you only notice when it stops.