Immaculate Landscaping

About Immaculate Landscaping

Thaw is the strangest week of the Monona year. The Yahara runs dark and open while the bay ice still holds, the last plow piles shrink into gravel and sand, and every lawn in town surfaces looking like it slept badly. Immaculate Landscaping meets that week head-on, raking out winter's leavings, sweeping the drives and walks clean, and putting down the first cut that turns a tired yard back into a lawn. From there it is mowing, edging, and bed care all the way to the far end of autumn. Then the blades go back on and the same drives get plowed and the same walks get cleared, because a property looked after in June deserves to be reachable in February.