Franklin Park holds its old square of grass and shade in the middle of Bloomington's earliest blocks, and a June morning there smells like cut lawn and wet stone. Bellas Landscaping works that same standard into everyday yards: mowing in clean lines, trimming tight to fence posts, edging a walk until the concrete shows a crisp gray border. When December turns, the same trucks go to plowing driveways, clearing walks and salting the shady stretches where ice outlasts noon. Central Illinois asks a property to do two very different jobs in one year, and both are worth doing well. The pride lives in the handoff — a lawn put to bed in November, a drive opened before breakfast in January.