Along Puritan Road the lawns stop where the ledge begins, and rugosa roses hold the last few feet down toward the water. D.S. Landscaping & Construction mows and trims those narrow, hard-won yards, edging them so the green reads sharp against stone and pavement. September is the town's finest month for grass — cool nights, low light off the bay, growth that finally slows enough to hold a cut for a week. Spring and fall cleanups handle everything else, clearing the beds and lifting the leaf litter before it turns to mat. Ground this stubborn deserves to look good, and with attention it does.