Aspen Landscape

About Aspen Landscape

By late October the sycamores along Riverside County Park have begun letting go, and the wind off the Passaic carries their leaves up into North Arlington's yards a few streets at a time. Aspen Landscape does the season's steady arithmetic — rake, clear, haul — until the lawn underneath comes back into view, still green and better for the light. Through the warm months the work is mowing and edging on a schedule, hedges shaped, borders held to a line. Autumn is the part that shows most, though: the difference between a yard buried and a yard ready. Beds get cut back, the drift of leaves along the curb disappears, and the property faces the cold looking cared for.