Out by Sandy Pond the pitch pines close in over Buck Island Road and on a hot afternoon the whole neighborhood smells like resin. Hamilton Landscaping works those pine-shaded lots in both directions — mowing, trimming, edging, mulch and cleanups when things are growing, plowing, shoveling and sanding when they are not. Shade and sand make a hard pairing for turf, so mowing height and seeding get thought about rather than guessed at. In winter the same canopy that cools a yard holds snow and ice long past the last flake, and that is where the sand goes. Come June the lawn is even to the edges; come February the drive is open to pavement.