Walk Leyden Street toward the slope of Burial Hill and you notice how much of Plymouth's charm is simply things kept in trim — hedges, borders, grass held to a line. Landscaping To A T works that way on purpose: mowing to a set rhythm, trimming close where stone and turf meet, edges cut so the boundary between lawn and walk reads as a decision rather than an accident. The season starts with a cleanup and fresh mulch, and it ends in November with every leaf gone. The name is a promise about precision, and the work says the same thing from the sidewalk. Small margins, done exactly, are what make a yard look finished.