K9 lawn and tree

About K9 lawn and tree

The morning after a summer squall, West Miami is littered — palm fronds across the sidewalk, a gumbo limbo branch hung up in the power drop, the grass flattened and soaked and already growing again. K9 lawn and tree shows up for exactly that kind of day: limbs cut down and hauled, the canopy tidied where the wind found its weakness, the yard put back in order before the sun has dried the puddles. On the calmer weeks it is the steady rhythm instead — mowing, edging, hedges held to their line, palms cleared of dead fronds and seed pods. Both halves of the name earn their keep, and a household gets one crew for the ground and the branches above it. There is nothing quite like handing a yard back looking as if the storm had skipped it.