Blue Tree Outdoor Living

About Blue Tree Outdoor Living

Along the Perkiomen, the sycamores shed their bark in pale sheets and lean their white limbs over slow green water — that is the light Blue Tree Outdoor Living works in. Warm months mean mowing, edging and trimming on the yards that step down toward the creek, the final pass laid straight enough to read from the road. Autumn is leaves, and plenty of them, hauled off before the first hard rain packs them flat into the turf. Then the valley turns and the same trucks come back with plows and salt, opening Schwenksville driveways and walks before the workday starts. It is outdoor living the way a Montgomery County year actually goes, one turn of weather at a time.