Madison keeps two climates — salt air off Hammonasset and the colder, higher ground up in North Madison — and a lawn behaves differently in each. Triple G Landscaping works both: mowing, trimming, edging and cleanups at either end of the growing season, then plowing, shoveling and sanding when the Sound throws its wet snow ashore. Along the East River the marsh grass goes copper in November while yards near the Post Road are still green enough for one more cut. Storms arrive off the water here and slump into slush by afternoon, which makes the early pass the one that counts. Whichever season it is, the aim holds steady: a property that looks looked-after from the road.