Hole Landscaping

About Hole Landscaping

Late afternoon in the Hole, when the light goes long across the valley floor and the wind slides down off the buttes, is a fine time to be finishing a lawn. Fish Creek runs cold all summer and keeps its cottonwoods green while the grasses out on the benches go dry and pale, and the yards in between want mowing, trimming and a defined edge to hold their shape. Hole Landscaping opens up ground packed hard by a long winter with aeration, feeds short-season grass with fertilization, and clears away what the wind and the water leave behind in seasonal cleanups. This is lawn care measured against big country: a small, tidy green rectangle with the whole valley for a backyard. The satisfaction is right there in the contrast — everything wild up to the property line, and the line itself cut straight.