Dizzy Creek Tree and Lawn Service

About Dizzy Creek Tree and Lawn Service

Post oak and cedar elm still hold the rises around St. Hedwig, and in late fall their leaves come down slowly, a few at a time, over weeks instead of all at once. Dizzy Creek Tree and Lawn Service keeps after both halves of that season — the grass that is still growing, and the limbs and leaf litter that keep arriving. Mowing, string trimming, edging, leaf and limb cleanup, and the hauling off of whatever the trees have dropped across a yard. There is something plain and good about a raked lot under bare branches, with the light reaching all the way to the ground. The work carries on through the mild winter here and picks up the moment the oaks push new leaf.