Saturday morning in October, up toward Teele Square and Clarendon Hill, the old maples let go all at once and the sidewalks disappear under wet yellow. Lind's Lawn & Landscape spends that stretch of autumn raking, blowing, and hauling — lawns cleared, beds cut back, the last cuts of the year taken low so nothing mats under the first snow. Through the growing season the same route means weekly mowing, edging along the front walk, and trimming where a fence line has gotten shaggy. Yards this size reward precision more than horsepower; an inch of overgrown border is visible from across the street. Finished properly, a Somerville yard in November looks swept rather than merely emptied.