Snow on the Battle Green flattens two hundred years into a single quiet morning, and then Lexington wakes up needing its driveways back. Mike Tambascia Landscaping plows and shovels through that quiet — walks cleared down to the brick, aprons reopened after the town plow, sand and salt on the old grades that keep their shade all day. When the cold lets go, the same crew returns to mowing, trimming and edging the long lawns along the colonial streets, mulching beds and taking hedges back to shape. Yards here are full of stone walls, mature canopy and awkward corners, and each one gets worked around rather than through. Cleanups in spring and fall handle whatever the year leaves behind.