Danbury still wears its hat-shop brick along the old downtown blocks, and the streets behind them run steep enough that a February dusk turns them silver in about ten minutes. Leo Brothers Landscaping keeps two calendars for a city like this — one for the long green stretch when the mowing lines have to come out straight across a sloping yard, and one for the cold half, when the job is getting a driveway open before the commute. Summer here is humid and fast-growing; the grass never really pauses, so neither does the route. Winter asks for something else entirely: earlier mornings, colder hands, and the plain pleasure of a cleared path at first light. Both halves come down to the same thing — a property that looks tended, whatever month you're standing in it.