Ogunquit in January belongs to the people who stay — the Marginal Way bare above a gray Atlantic, salt spray freezing on the rail, Shore Road running quiet all the way down to the cove. Grass Roots Landscaping works that off-season, plowing driveways and clearing walks when a storm drives wet snow in off the water, then turning to mowing, trimming and grounds work once the town fills back up. Sandy ground and steady sea wind make for lawns that want a light, attentive hand rather than a heavy one. Come July every lawn and hedge along the Shore Road is on display, and it ought to look ready for the company. Both halves of the year matter here; one is simply louder than the other.