Horsch Landscaping

About Horsch Landscaping

Wheat harvest reaches Andale in June, and on the mornings before the combines roll, the town is hushed and gold, dew still beading on the grain heads at the edge of the fields. The grain elevator stands over it all like a lighthouse on a sea of wheat. Horsch Landscaping gets the first cut in while the air is still cool, running straight passes across Andale lawns, trimming around porches and steps, and clearing clippings off the concrete. Good lawn work shares a farmer's feel for timing: cut at the right height on the right day, and the grass comes back thick and even. Hours later, under the full weight of the afternoon sun, a yard finished that morning still looks fresh.