The oak woodlots around Lowell hold their leaves late, so the last cleanup of the year is usually done wearing a coat. Woods Landscape handles that shift — cutting, trimming and edging while the season lasts, leaf and brush cleanups when it doesn't, then plowing, shoveling and salt on the walks once the drives go white. There is a particular pleasure in a lawn put to bed properly: raked clean, borders sharp, ready to sleep under whatever comes. And another in a January morning when the drive is open before anybody has to think about it. The township keeps both kinds of weather, so the truck carries both kinds of gear.