747 landscaping

About 747 landscaping

Curwensville sits where Anderson Creek meets the West Branch, and river fog stands over the water until the sun clears the hill behind the borough. 747 landscaping starts its rounds in that hour — mowing, trimming and edging the yards along the river streets and out the roads toward the lake. Bottomland ground grows grass fast and thick, especially the low lots that go emerald after every summer storm, so the blade stays sharp and the passes overlap. By the time the fog burns off, a whole street of cut lawns looks like the town got up early together. In fall they come back for the leaves, lifting them off walks and gutters before the rain packs them flat.