Economic Green Landscaping

About Economic Green Landscaping

By October the valley around Union Gap smells like hops and ripe fruit, and the cottonwoods along Ahtanum Creek turn yellow almost overnight. Economic Green Landscaping works that hinge of the year: final mows, leaf and debris clearing, edging walks that crept over all summer, cutting back the tired growth along fence lines. Central Washington lawns shut down hard once the cold arrives, so what happens in autumn decides how a yard looks in April. There is a good rhythm to it, clear and cut and sweep and move on while the light lasts. The valley goes quiet this time of year, and a cleaned-up yard suits the season.