Woodstock sits where the western Maine hills fold down toward Bryant Pond, and every lawn here has to make its peace with ledge, shade and a short green season. Nadeau Development Corporation mows those yards on a steady rotation, from the first flush of May growth to the last leaf-drop off the hardwood ridges. Trimming and edging give a dooryard its outline again — a clean line between turf and packed gravel that reads as care from the far end of the drive. The spring cleanup pulls off what winter left behind; the fall one takes the maples' worth of color off the grass before the ground hardens. Lake Christopher throws light back up the slope on a June evening, and a freshly cut yard takes that light beautifully.