Yellow Birch Landscaping

About Yellow Birch Landscaping

Down toward Newville the Rock River loosens into marsh and backwater, and spring arrives there loud — ice going out, geese overhead, the ground soft enough to print a boot. Yellow Birch Landscaping meets the year at both ends, plowing and salting through the frozen months and then mowing, trimming and cleaning up once the thaw settles. Low-lying yards near the water want a patient approach in April, and a firm one in November when everything has to come off before the freeze. Winter work is simpler and colder: drives opened, walks cleared, ice knocked down before it becomes a problem. Either way the aim is the same, a property that looks looked-after in every month of the calendar.