SuperGreen

About SuperGreen

August storms come across northeast Indiana in a hurry — a green-black sky over the flat horizon, twenty minutes of hard rain, and then sun again, the whole city glittering. SuperGreen loves what comes after: grass that grows an inch overnight and needs a steady hand to keep it from going shaggy. The crew keeps Fort Wayne's lawns cut, fed, and shaped through the fast-growing weeks, so that post-storm surge turns into deep color instead of chaos. From the brick streets of the West Central neighborhood to the newer lanes out toward Aboite, the mission is the same. When the rain moves off toward Ohio, the yards SuperGreen tends are the ones that look like the storm did them a favor.