By mid-October the oaks along Concord Street let go all at once, and Maynard yards go from green to ankle-deep in a single weekend. GF Landscaping meets that turn — leaves hauled away, beds cut back, the last mow of the year taken low so the lawn heads into winter tidy. Earlier in the season it is the steady rhythm: weekly mowing, trimming around fences and stone, dark mulch laid in the beds on the streets near Crowe Park. Small yards here run right up to the sidewalk, so the edge is the whole finish, and it gets a straight line. A raked lawn under bare trees has its own kind of order, and it holds until the first snow covers it.