April along Hop Brook smells like thawed ground and split bark, and in Sudbury that is the signal — beds get cut, edged and topped before the perennials push. D&D Mulch and Landscape lives in that window: mulch delivered and spread, borders redefined, winter debris raked out, the lawn given its first careful cut of the year. Through summer it becomes the weekly rhythm of mowing and trimming, and in fall the leaves go out the way they came in. A dark mulch line against new green makes a yard look twice as tended as it did the week before.