October sets the slope above Glen Echo alight, and for a few weeks every lawn in Stoughton is under a red drift by Friday. Yaitanes Landscaping meets that with leaf removal, the last low cuts of the year, edges re-cut where summer blurred them, and a full fall cleanup that leaves the turf breathing again. Come April the order reverses — winter debris off, borders re-defined, mowing back on its schedule. The hills on the town's north side roll enough that no two properties mow the same way, which is half the interest of the work. What stays constant is the finish: a clean line where lawn meets pavement, and nothing left behind but the smell of cut grass.