The first real snow in Gladstone usually turns up while the leaves are still being raked, which is simply how November works this far north. P.R.O. Lawn and Landscape covers both ends of that overlap — mowing, trimming and fall cleanups right up to the change, then plowing drives, clearing lots and shoveling walks through the long dark half of the year. Snow here gets measured in feet across a season, so the work is less about any one storm than about being there for all of them. Come April the equipment swaps back and the town greens up under a sky that finally holds light again. It is a full circle, and Gladstone hands you both halves of it in full measure.