Gray Duck Landscaping

About Gray Duck Landscaping

There is a week in May when the Laramie River runs full and the cottonwoods along the Greenbelt go from bare sticks to a green haze almost overnight, and every yard in town seems to wake up at once. Gray Duck Landscaping meets that week head-on: winter's grit raked out of the beds, edges recut clean, fresh mulch laid dark against new growth, then mowing on a steady rhythm all the way through. Plantings go in once the last frost has finally let go, chosen to stand up to thin air and hard sun. The result is a yard that looks composed rather than merely cut — a line where lawn ends and bed begins, holding all season. Spring here is brief and worth answering quickly.