GR YARD PRO works the sandy, salt-touched ground of Barnstable, where marsh grass runs gold behind the harbor and pitch pine leans away from the wind. The crews mow and edge and prune here, lay mulch and sod, plant and transplant, clear the gutters of pine needles, and rake the yards clean twice a year — once when the ground softens, once when the oaks finally let go. They also build the parts that stay: patios and walkways, stepstones and cobblestone edges, retaining walls and driveway aprons, drainage cut in where Cape rain wants to pool, and irrigation opened in spring and blown out before the first hard freeze. There is a particular satisfaction in a bed edged so cleanly the mulch line looks drawn, and a walkway set true enough that it will still be true after twenty winters of frost. From the village greens off 6A to the length of Cape Cod, they leave yards that hold their shape.