Frontier Landscaping

About Frontier Landscaping

March arrives in Vancouver as a smell before it is a color — wet fir, turned earth, the long green below Officers Row going soft underfoot. That is when Frontier Landscaping brings the mowers back out, and the first cut of the year always lands like an announcement. The work is lawn care, plainly said: mowing, edging, trimming the lines a yard forgets over a wet winter, and carrying the clippings away. By the second pass of the deck, a lawn that spent five months looking asleep is standing up straight again. Crews keep to Vancouver and run out through Hazel Dell, Felida and Salmon Creek, one street at a time. There is a real pleasure in the edge along a sidewalk — a clean seam between concrete and green that a whole block notices without knowing why.