Northern Landscape

About Northern Landscape

Wind is the fact of April up on the bench above Idaho Falls — it comes across the flats out of the northwest, rattles everything not tied down, and dries a lawn faster than anyone expects. Northern Landscape plans the spring around it: cleanup first, then aeration, then seed and feeding timed so the ground holds its moisture long enough to use it. Out toward Ucon and Ammon the yards run big and open, and a mow line has to stay true for a hundred feet to look right. Once things take off, mowing, trimming and edging settle into a steady weekly rhythm. By June the wind is just weather again, and the grass is thick enough to lean into it.