Chicago hands every block the same narrow gift: the parkway strip between sidewalk and curb, a few feet of grass under honey locusts doing the work of a whole front yard. Cityscape Landscape treats those few feet like they matter, mowing them square, trimming close around the tree pit and the meter, and edging until the grass stops in a clean groove against the walk. Back yards and side lawns get the same pass, with clippings blown off the concrete and away from the gutter rather than into it. In a city built of brick and stone, the green is what people actually notice. It is worth cutting well.