Central Washington Landscaping

About Central Washington Landscaping

North of Zillah the Rattlesnake Hills go up brown and bare, and the line where the irrigation stops is as sharp as a drawn border — sage above it, green below. Central Washington Landscaping works on the green side, mowing valley lawns in the early morning before the sun clears the ridge and the heat gets serious about the day. In this country a lawn is something people made on purpose out of dry ground, and it earns a careful cut: even height, tight trimming, edges held clean against the walks. Dust is the constant here, so blowing the hard surfaces clear at the end is not a flourish, it is the finish. A watered lawn in the Yakima Valley is a small, deliberate act, and it deserves to look like one.