Chop Chop Landscaping

About Chop Chop Landscaping

Fog sits on Cedar Lake at six in the morning and burns off by eight, which around here is most of a workday already spent. Chop Chop Landscaping drops the trailer gate early, mows while the dew still holds the dust down, and keeps moving. Trimming around the light posts and the play set, edging the front walk, blowing the drive back to bare concrete — a yard ought to look finished, not merely shorter. Midsummer means cutting high so the roots stay cool through a Kansas August; September means seed going into open ground. There is a plain satisfaction in leaving a whole street behind you striped the same direction.