Granville sits out in Sioux County's flat, wide-open farm country, the kind of horizon where a line of wind turbines on the edge of town is visible from every direction and the sky takes up more of the view than the buildings do. MLS Landscape & Design spends the growing season shaping yards against that same open backdrop, and once winter turns the fields white, the same crew works driveways and walks with an eye for how the wind out here moves snow rather than just dropping it. Open ground this flat drifts hard against anything that breaks the wind — a hedge row, a machine shed, a landscaped berm — so a driveway tucked behind a windbreak can stay clear while an exposed one fills in within the hour. Clearing a driveway back to its edges and keeping a walk salted against the ice that forms where meltwater runs off a designed slope is the same care that goes into laying out a yard in the first place. The eye that keeps a property's lines true in June is the same one keeping a driveway true to its edges in January, under the same big Sioux County sky.