​Aztec Lawn and Landscaping

About ​Aztec Lawn and Landscaping

March in Troy is mud and grit. The thaw comes, the grass shows greenish under a winter's worth of packed leaves, and every yard needs an hour of attention before it needs a mower at all. Aztec Lawn and Landscaping opens the year right there — spring cleanups, lifting out the flattened leaves and blown-in debris, sweeping the drives, then the first cut once the ground will carry weight. Out toward the north end, where the elevator stands over the fields, wind stuffs something into every fencerow, and clearing it is half the morning. That first mow is the one that changes a yard's whole face. After it, the schedule takes over and the place keeps looking intentional right through summer.