NORTHWEST SHRUB AND TREE

About NORTHWEST SHRUB AND TREE

In January the sun barely clears the firs above McAleer Creek, and what light there is comes in flat and silver across lawns that never fully stopped growing. NORTHWEST SHRUB AND TREE keeps those lawns in order through the mild, wet middle of the year — cutting when the ground allows, edging the borders back to a defined line, and pulling the sodden leaf litter off turf that would otherwise smother under it. Winter mowing in this town is a matter of timing and patience, watching for the dry window between one weather system and the next. Come spring the same yards get cleaned out, opened up, and fed so the grass answers fast. A lawn kept on that schedule never has a hard reset; it simply looks tended in every month of the calendar. That steadiness, on the wet green streets above the creek, is the work.