Dyck Landscaping

About Dyck Landscaping

The upper reaches of the Wissahickon gather in the low ground west of North Wales, and by nine on a June morning the whole borough smells of cut grass and creek water. Dyck Landscaping is out in that hour, mowing in even passes, trimming the fence lines and the tight corners a deck can't reach, running the edger until a clean gray seam shows along the walk. Spring opens with a cleanup that pulls winter's grit and matted thatch out of the turf; autumn closes with leaves off the lawn before they can pack down over the crown of the grass. Cool-weather overseeding fills the thin spots, and the yard answers the following June with something thicker underfoot. On streets where the front lawns are small enough that every line shows, that discipline is the difference you can see from the sidewalk.