A yard in Whitman asks for entirely different things in July and in January, and Pro Cut Exterior Design answers both. Summer is mowing, trimming and edging on the tight grid of streets off Washington Street, where the hedges run close to the sidewalk and every line shows. Autumn is leaves, and then the changeover: plow on, driveways and lots cleared, front walks opened, sand down before the first coffee. The town is small enough that the lawns cut in June belong to the same drives opened in February, which makes the work feel less like a route and more like a neighborhood. The pride is in that continuity — a place that looks looked-after no matter when you drive past.