Teton Heritage Landscaping

About Teton Heritage Landscaping

Wilson wakes early. First light comes over the valley and catches the Tetons long before it reaches the yards below, and that early hour — decks set, air still cool off the sagebrush, dew heavy on grass that only gets a few short months to grow — is the best part of the day for lawn care here. Teton Heritage Landscaping mows, trims and cuts a clean edge along walks and drives, then works below the surface too: fertilization and aeration to coax some depth out of thin mountain ground, and cleanups when the season turns over. Under Teton Pass the growing window is narrow, so every week inside it is worth using well. By the time the sun clears the range, the lines are laid, the edges are crisp, and a Wilson yard looks like it belongs to the mountains standing behind it.