West Center Street in late August runs between full-grown maples, and by five o'clock the whole road is shade with gold coming through it. Welch Landscaping works the yards along there and out on the back roads — mowing and trimming on schedule, edging, mulching, and handling the two big cleanups that open and close the growing year. The satisfaction is in the details nobody names out loud: a trimmed line around every post, a lawn that ends exactly where the bed begins. Once winter sets in, the plows take over, opening driveways and walks and salting the low spots that freeze first. Whatever the calendar says, the property gets the same attention.