Lucid Terra

About Lucid Terra

February in East Texas is a rumor of spring — dogwood buds tight on the branch, the grass still dun-colored, the light already running longer. Lucid Terra uses those weeks for the unglamorous half of lawn work: cutting back, clearing out, re-drawing borders that blurred over the winter, hauling off what the wind left behind. Then the season turns and it becomes mowing, week on week, with the pavement cleared at every visit. Tyler grows hard and fast once it decides to, and a yard prepared in the cold handles the rush. The work is simple; the timing is the craft.