On a warm evening the water at Lake Mattawa goes flat as a coin, and the yards on the roads back into Orange hold the last of the light longer than you'd expect. Gerry's Landscaping mows into that hour, when the air cools and a fresh-cut lawn gives off the best smell in Massachusetts. Beds get edged, borders get sharpened, and the line between grass and garden is drawn so cleanly you could follow it in the dark. When December closes the lake over, the machines change but the standard doesn't — plowed driveways, cleared walks, a house you can get out of. Orange asks for both kinds of care, and both are worth doing well.