April along the Taunton River is all mud and sudden green, the cedar swamp waking up while the lawns are still flat and gray. O'Sheas Landscape & Design starts right there — cleanup, the first cut, beds edged and mulched so a property has a line again. Through summer it is weekly mowing and trimming; through fall it is leaves, cutbacks and the last mow of the year. Then the trucks change over and Bridgewater driveways get plowed, walks get cleared, ice gets treated where the sun never quite reaches. Carrying one place through the whole circuit is the part worth doing — you learn the ground, and after a season or two the ground shows it.