Enders Falls steps down through the ledges of West Granby in a series of drops, and anyone who has stood there in June understands why a homeowner starts asking for moving water in their own yard. Nearly Nature Landscaping builds exactly that — waterfalls and water features made to look as if the land put them there itself, stone paved floors, walkways and patios in pavers or natural stone, segmented retaining wall systems and natural stone walls, steps that land where a foot expects them. Designs come off computer-aided software first, so a whole yard can be walked through before a shovel ever enters the ground, then filled in with evergreens, perennials and deciduous plants that carry the place from one month to the next. Once it is in, they keep it: a landscape management service so the planting stays as full and healthy as the day it went down. In winter the plows go out for residential and snow clients across West Granby — early, unhurried, done.