Indiana Landscape & Maintenance

About Indiana Landscape & Maintenance

Indiana Landscape & Maintenance spends its growing season on the lawns and foundation beds around Rushville's older neighborhoods, block by block through streets where the same big maples that shade a yard in July drop the leaves the crew hauls away every fall. Those same yards need their walks and driveways cleared as soon as a Rush County snow moves through, since a lawn crew's trucks already know which properties have narrow drives and which have room to stack a windrow off to the side. Farmhouse dooryards out past the edge of town get the same attention once the in-town routes are finished, the crew moving from clipped hedges in summer to cleared paths to the back door in winter. Wind across the unbroken cropland east of town can undo a morning's plowing by early afternoon, so a second pass isn't unusual before the day is done. By the time the maples leaf back out, it's mowers again instead of blades.