Wellington has two kinds of streets — the old grid near the tracks with its big shade trees and narrow drives, and the newer loops out east where the wind has nothing at all to slow it down. Dustin's Landscaping and Maintenance runs both on one circuit, mowing and trimming through the long watering season, then plowing the same addresses once the ground goes hard. On the newer edges snow drifts against garage doors in long tapered banks; in the old town it stacks in the alley and has to be pushed somewhere sensible. Summer is mowing, string trimming, edging along the walks, and carrying the clippings off. Winter is a blade, a shovel, and a truck that starts cold. Same yards, same list, worked twice a year in opposite directions.