DIRT Tree and Landscape

About DIRT Tree and Landscape

In September 1777, as the town tells it, the Liberty Bell spent a night in Quakertown on its way to hiding in Allentown, and Liberty Hall still marks the stop. DIRT Tree and Landscape looks after a humbler sort of treasure: the lawns. Come October, the maples on the side streets let go almost overnight, and the yards near Memorial Park vanish under a copper quilt. The grass gets one more low mowing, the fence lines get trimmed, and the fallen leaves are gathered so the turf can breathe before the frost. When the porch lights blink on, each yard is tucked in neat for winter.