JeFes landscaping

About JeFes landscaping

Late September in Georgetown: the sun drops behind the Duwamish, the light goes copper across the flats, and there is still an hour of daylight left to finish the last yard. JeFes landscaping works the south end of Seattle, where lots sit between old brick and rail line and a mowed lawn is a small act of order. Mowing and trimming, beds weeded down to bare soil, laurel and arborvitae shaped, mulch spread dark against the green. Autumn brings the whole cleanup — raked, hauled, borders cut back sharp before the wet months. The work is plain, and it reads from the street.