Up along Framingham's northern edge, out toward the Sudbury line, the oaks hold their leaves late and then let them all go in one cold week. Timber King Landscaping mows those wooded properties straight through the season and then clears them when the drop comes — leaf pulled off the turf, beds emptied, the lawn given a last cut before the ground turns. All summer it is the weekly routine: even passes, trimming around trunks and wall stone, a clean line kept at the driveway. Spring starts the whole thing over with a rake-out and the season's opening mow. Shade lawns are their own puzzle, and getting one to look consistent from the fence to the front step is worth the trouble.