April in Plympton is mud and matted grass, with the oak leaves that blew in over winter still packed against the foundation. Satuit Landscape starts the year right there — raking out, clearing away, then mowing and edging straight through the growing months. When the ground locks up, the same trucks turn to plowing: driveways along Route 58 and the back roads off it, walks shoveled, the apron cut wide enough that the town plow's return pass doesn't undo the work. The best mornings are the ones nobody notices, when a household wakes to open pavement and never thinks about how it got that way. Between the old town green and the woods roads, that is the round the calendar makes here.