Cherryland Lawns

About Cherryland Lawns

For about ten days in late May the orchards around Sturgeon Bay go white all at once, and every yard on the peninsula seems to decide it is spring at the same moment. Cherryland Lawns starts its season in that rush — mowing, trimming, edging, and pulling winter's litter out of the beds so the first cut of the year looks like a fresh page. Through the summer the routine holds steady: a weekly pass, a clean line along the drive, nothing left scattered on the walk. Come autumn the leaves get gathered before wet weather packs them down into the turf. It's a full season of small, patient work, and by June the yards are already telling on it.