Wihebrink Landscape Management

About Wihebrink Landscape Management

Late August dusk on the county roads west of Warsaw: the corn is tall, the air smells like dust and cut hay, and farmhouse lawns glow for about twenty minutes before the light goes. Wihebrink Landscape Management finishes plenty of days out there, on the big open yards that roll over Kosciusko County's low glacial rises and run out to the fence line. Acreage like that rewards a plan — mow the long axis, keep the passes overlapped, hand-trim the propane tank, the flagpole, the row of shade trees somebody's grandfather set out. Beds get edged deep and mulched so the shape still reads from the road, and the turf gets fed ahead of the fall growth that follows the first cool nights. When the yard light finally comes on, the place looks looked-after all the way to the mailbox.