Worship Landscaping

About Worship Landscaping

In November a blue norther drops over Saginaw with little warning, and by Sunday morning the post oaks at the edge of the Cross Timbers have let go of half their leaves. Worship Landscaping meets that stretch of the year with a rake and a blower — leaves off the turf before they mat, beds cut back, dormant Bermuda left tidy for the cold months. The rest of the year is the steady round: mowing, edging, trimming the fence lines and the mailbox posts, the small attentions nobody notices until they stop. Saginaw is a town of quiet residential streets set between the highway and open prairie, and a swept walk with an even lawn behind it is how a street says it is looked after. The reward is plain enough — a yard that looks composed on the morning its family steps out onto it.