Northern Curb And Landscape

About Northern Curb And Landscape

Le Sauk sits where the Mississippi swings north past St. Cloud, and on July mornings the river breathes fog out over the fields before the sun burns it off. Northern Curb And Landscape is out in that first grey hour with the mower already warm, cutting lines into yards that run down toward the cottonwoods. Ground here is sand over granite, so a lawn drinks fast and needs a cut that respects it — even height, clean turns, nothing scalped at the crown of the yard. Trimming follows: along the mailbox post, around the light pole, tight to the foundation where the sprinkler always misses. By afternoon the walks are blown clean and the edge along the driveway reads like a line drawn with a straightedge. Spring and fall the work changes shape — winter's grit raked out in April, the cottonwood and maple leaves carried off in October.