Route 114 cuts across Middleton past open pasture and the dairy fields that still hold their ground between the newer lots, and midsummer here arrives hot and bright and unforgiving to any lawn left to fend for itself. Capo's Landscaping keeps ahead of it. The cut goes a notch higher through July so the roots keep their shade, the trimmer tidies fence lines and hydrant surrounds and the awkward strip by the mailbox, and mulch goes down dark to hold what moisture the beds can keep. When the season turns, the leaves come off in passes rather than one hopeless push. It is steady, visible work, and a well-kept yard on that stretch of road is noticed by everyone who drives it.