Wyoming Landscape Maintenance

About Wyoming Landscape Maintenance

In Jackson the valley greens up all at once — melt pours off Snow King, Flat Creek runs high through the willows, and a lawn that lay under four feet of white is suddenly asking to be mowed. Wyoming Landscape Maintenance works that short, bright window at 6,200 feet: mowing and edging, string trimming along fence lines and river rock, fertilizing and aeration and overseeding to push roots down before the cold comes back around. There's a particular satisfaction in the last pass of the afternoon, when the light stretches long over the Tetons and the stripes read clean all the way to the walk. By autumn the cottonwoods along the Snake turn nearly overnight, and the work shifts to staying ahead of the leaves, hauling them off so the turf goes into the dark months breathing. From town out to Wilson, Teton Village, Kelly and Hoback, the idea holds: give a high-country yard its few good months of care, and it hands them right back to you.