Where the Broadkill winds up toward Milton, the marsh goes copper in November and the yards along the road want their last pass of the year. Lombardi's Landscaping runs mowing and trimming through the season, edges the drives and walkways, then swings into leaf removal once the trees start letting go. Seed and fertilizer go down at the tail of the warm weeks so spring has something to build on. The year opens again with a cleanup that clears whatever the winter storms scattered across the grass. A lawn stripped of leaves and cut short for the cold looks ready for what's coming, and that is a satisfying way to close things out.