November strips Salisbury down to its bones: bare sugar maples, low sun raking the fields, and a lawn buried somewhere under three weeks of leaves. Toomey Tree Care takes the yard back, clearing the leaves off the turf, cleaning out beds and walks, and giving the grass one last cut before the ground hardens. Through the green months the routine is mowing, trimming and edging on a schedule you could set a clock by. Grounds under mature trees need particular attention, because shade, roots and leaf drop all conspire against an even lawn. Getting one to look uniform anyway, right up to the stone wall, is the part worth doing carefully.