Dixon Shoreline Landscaping

About Dixon Shoreline Landscaping

Lawns that run down to water follow their own rules: softer ground near the bank, sun that arrives twice because the surface sends it back, and a strip of turf everybody studies from a dock or a deck. Dixon Shoreline Landscaping tends that kind of ground around Portage and the lakes east of it — mowing, trimming the awkward pitches no deck can hold, cutting the path edges, and clearing the beds in spring and again in fall. The cut stays a touch higher near the shore, where the soil dries unevenly from one step to the next. Come October the leaves go before they can mat down on the low ground. A waterfront yard looks best when nothing about it seems fussed over, which takes a fair amount of fussing.