Heyday Home Landscaping by Hyneks

About Heyday Home Landscaping by Hyneks

Out past Swisher's edge, the farmsteads still keep their old windbreak rows of evergreens planted along the north side of the lane, a line of cover that catches drifting snow before it ever reaches the yard. Heyday Home Landscaping by Hyneks works those farm lanes and gravel approaches alongside the town's in-town driveways, clearing a route that runs from open cropland right into the residential blocks near the old rail bed. Gravel freezes different than blacktop — ruts lock in place overnight, and a plow has to lift just right to leave the surface usable instead of torn up. The shelterbelts do their job most winters, but a hard wind out of the northwest still finds the gaps between the trees and piles snow across a lane by morning. It's a route that starts in open country and ends on a town street, cleared the same either way.