Woods landscaping services

About Woods landscaping services

Ha Ha Tonka's old stone ruins sit up on their bluff catching whatever comes off the lake first, and the properties Woods landscaping services tends nearby usually see the same weather a few minutes before the rest of Kiheka does. Summer work here is all beds and borders, cedar and native grasses planted to hold a slope above the water, but winter turns those same slopes into the crew's plow routes instead. A driveway landscaped to follow a hillside naturally needs a different kind of clearing than a flat one — snow pushed the wrong direction just slides right back down. The crew that shaped these yards in warmer months knows exactly where that happens on each property, which saves a second pass most days. When the ruins go white and the lake goes gray below them, it's a good sign the plow trucks are already out.