Stork Landscaping

About Stork Landscaping

Morning comes slowly to Cape Girardeau, with fog off the Mississippi settling in the low streets below Main until the sun burns it back up the hill. Stork Landscaping starts in that hour, when the grass is still heavy with dew and the mower leaves a dark trail behind it, working through mowing, trimming, edging and the bed care that keeps mulch dark and borders honest. Spring opens early in this stretch of southeast Missouri — redbud first, then everything at once — and a lawn wants steady attention from the first warm week onward. There is a plain satisfaction in a yard handed back by midday: line trimmed to the fence, beds turned, walkway blown clear. Houses out toward Jackson and Fruitland get the same early start, just a little farther up the road.