Bellingham's dooryards run right up against the old fieldstone walls, low and lichened, still holding the line between a cut lawn and the oaks behind it — and the road past them narrows, bends toward the Charles, and lets the light down in pieces. Lola's Landscape works that ground: mowing and edging, weeding and mulching, aeration and dethatching, overseeding and slice seeding, lawn installation and renovation, pruning, fertilizing, cleanups, stump grinding, and design work for people who want the whole yard to make sense. They build the hard parts too — walkways and patios, retaining walls, drainage, driveway extensions — and there is real satisfaction in a wall that sits level in gravelly soil, in a mulch bed edged so cleanly it looks drawn. Come winter the work starts in the dark, plowing and blowing and salting, so a Norfolk County driveway is bare pavement by the time the kettle's on. Serving Bellingham, Franklin, and the surrounding towns, they leave a place looking like someone tends it.