Hatfield sits on river bottom so rich the asparagus comes up before anyone is ready, and April mornings arrive with fog lying flat across the fields. Omasta Landscaping Inc works those first thawed weeks — spring cleanup, beds cleared, the opening mow that gives a lawn its shape back. Through the growing season it is mowing, trimming and edging on a steady turn; through November it is leaves. Then the valley cold sets in and the trucks carry plows: driveways opened, walks shoveled, sand down on the ice. Flat land, wide sky, and a yard that looks tended from the road.