Late February on Nahatan Street: snowbanks going gray and grainy, gutters running, the first bare patch of lawn showing through like a rumor of spring. This snow and lawn business works both ends of that moment — plowing, shoveling and de-icing while the storms still come, then raking, cleanup and the first cuts as soon as the ground firms underfoot. Mowing, edging and trimming carry a yard through summer, tidy week after tidy week. Autumn means leaves off the grass before the rain glues them down. In Norwood the seasons argue with each other, and the work answers both sides of the argument.