Glaciers lawn care

About Glaciers lawn care

Sugar Island was shaped by ice long before anyone mowed a lawn on it: a low, wooded island in the St. Marys River, where retreating glaciers left behind rolling ground, scattered stone and soil that rewards patience. Glaciers lawn care carries that fitting name across the island's yards, keeping summer grass in shape through the short northern season. Each visit is steady and neat, with mowing on a regular rhythm, trimming around boulders and birch trunks, and an edge along the drive so the lawn meets the gravel along one crisp seam. In early July, with the ferry humming over from the mainland and cottonwood fluff floating on the air, a freshly cut yard glows bright against the dark woods. Here is a modest, proud kind of order on an island that otherwise belongs to trees and water.