Old stone walls run through the woods along the Durham line, marking pasture that has not been pasture in a hundred years, and the yards out that way still follow their lines. Seneca Landscaping works those properties in both directions of the year: mowing, trimming, edging and yard cleanups while the ground is growing, then plowing, shoveling, sanding and salting when it turns white. Rural Freeport driveways bend and climb, and knowing where the culverts and stone edges hide is what keeps a plow honest in the dark. In summer the same knowledge shows up as tight trimming along the walls and clean lines across open ground. The place asks for attention twice a year in opposite ways, and it is a good ask.