Bill Neuens Landscaping

About Bill Neuens Landscaping

By the middle of June, the hardwoods above Iron Mountain have gone from grey sticks to a green so thick the ridgelines look upholstered — and every lawn in town wants cutting twice a week. Bill Neuens Landscaping works that stretch of the year: mowing, trimming, edging, and the bed work that keeps a yard looking intentional instead of merely alive. Growing grass on old iron country soil takes attention; the ground here is stony where the ridge comes up and soft in the low corners, and a good yard is made by reading the difference. Spring cleanup pulls the winter's grit and sand off the turf, fall cleanup takes the maple leaves before they mat down. The pleasure of it is standing at the road afterward and seeing one clean line where the lawn meets the walk.