Green earth landscapes

About Green earth landscapes

Spring arrives in the Teays Valley bottom first, where the soil is deep and dark from ten thousand years of a river that no longer runs there. Green earth landscapes reads that ground for what it is — mulching beds while the earth is still cool, cutting a clean spade line between lawn and border, and setting the mowing height for a season of Putnam County rain. Through summer the routine holds: mow, trim, edge, blow, and keep the beds free of the weeds that love a wet valley. When October turns the hills above Hurricane copper and gold, the turf gets cleared and the beds get put down for the year. A yard tended this way looks unhurried, which is the hardest look to earn.