The Yard Barber

About The Yard Barber

Every yard has a part in it somewhere — the line where turf meets driveway, the shoulder along the front walk — and nobody notices it until the day it goes shaggy. The Yard Barber finds those lines in Waterloo and cuts them back sharp: edging first, then mowing at one even height, then trimming the corners a deck will never square up. Grass in the Cedar Valley grows fast and grows crooked once June arrives, and a lawn can look tired a week after it was cut. The remedy is the old one — take a little off, keep it level, sweep up after. A yard stands taller when its edges are right, and the whole house reads better from the street.