April in Hatchville is mud and promise in the same field, fences dark with rain and the grass still deciding whether to start. Clover Landscape works both halves of Falmouth's year: mowing, edging, mulching and cleanups once the ground firms, plowing and sanding when a storm crosses Sandwich Road and turns the back lanes white. The inland side of town runs colder than the shore, so a driveway out here can hold ice long after the village is nothing but wet pavement. Blades go on early and come off late for exactly that reason. Whatever the month, the aim holds steady — a yard or a driveway you can walk out onto without thinking twice.