Fog comes into Boothbay Harbor without announcing itself — one minute the footbridge is in sun, the next the far shore is only a rumor. Anchored Roots Tree Service works the harbor's yards through the growing months, mowing and trimming, cleaning up in spring, edging beds and moving mulch, and hauling leaves when the season closes. Grass by the water grows on its own schedule, pushed along by salt air and long damp mornings, so the regular cut matters more here than in most places. In winter the same properties need a plow: driveways opened, walkways cleared, sand laid on the frozen apron by the road. The village empties out in January, but the driveways still have to be there in the morning.