The neighborhoods off Prospect Street wake up in April with everything happening at once — soggy leaves stuck in the corners, beds full of winter's litter, grass already growing faster than anyone expects. Spring cleanup sets the table, and then the mowing rotation takes over: level cuts, edged drives and walks, trimming close along fences, foundations and trees. Kept weekly, a Norwood lawn holds its color and its lines instead of spending the summer chasing them. Autumn closes the loop, with the leaves cleared off before the ground goes cold and hard. Straightforward work, kept up all season long.