ABC Lawn and Landscape

About ABC Lawn and Landscape

Beulah sits in Mercer County's coal country, close enough to Lake Sakakawea that a cold snap off the water can carry an edge the surrounding farmland doesn't get. ABC spends its growing season on lawns along the town's wide, grid-straight streets and shifts the same crew and trucks to plowing once that grass goes dormant under the first real snow. The lignite trains still run through winter same as summer, and the yards backing up to the rail line get their driveways cleared on the same schedule as anywhere else in town. Wind off the open country west of Beulah can drift a driveway shut overnight even without much new snowfall, so the morning route often means clearing the same lane twice in a week. Most mornings, by sunrise over the grain elevator, the residential grid the crew covers is already back to bare pavement.