The Webhannet marsh turns gold behind Wells Beach every September, and the wind that crosses it carries either salt or snow depending on the month. All American Landscaping works both — mowing, trimming, edging and the cleanups that open and close a growing season, then plowing and clearing once the lots and drives go white. Coastal storms arrive heavy and wet here, and a Wells driveway can go from bare to buried between one tide and the next. Summer flips the town inside out with visitors, so the lawns along the beach roads get cut on a schedule that respects the traffic and the early hours. Salt air, sandy soil, a short season — grass in Wells earns every inch it gets.