AKA Landscaping

About AKA Landscaping

Late June in Hollis smells like cut grass and strawberries, and the orchard rows off Broad Street run green right up to the tree line. AKA Landscaping keeps the lawns here on that same weekly rhythm — mowing, trimming, edging clean along the old stone walls and the gravel drives that wander back toward the woods. The satisfaction in it is plain and physical: stripes laid straight across a sloping side yard, a crisp line where turf meets walk, clippings cleared and the whole dooryard looking looked-after by suppertime. Then October turns the maples along the Nissitissit, the leaves come down for weeks, and the raking begins — beds emptied, grass swept bare, every yard sent into the cold tidy and ready.