Eureka's older streets are roofed in maple and oak, and for about ten days each October the whole town goes to copper. B&D lawn & tree care spends that stretch high and low at once, pruning deadwood out of the big yard trees and then coming back to lift the leaves off lawns before the first heavy rain mats them flat. The rest of the year it is mowing the neat grid of a college town, trimming along foundations and fence lines, and shaping young trees while shaping is still easy. Woodford County ground grows grass eagerly once the corn is up and the humidity settles in, so the mower keeps moving from May to frost. Seen from the sidewalk, a shaped crown over a short, even lawn is what a looked-after place amounts to out here.