Milford's yards run out into oak and hickory, and every autumn those trees hand back more leaves than any lawn knows what to do with. Father And Son Lanscaping takes them on — cleanups through October and November, the turf raked clear, the final cuts made before the ground goes hard. The rest of the year is the steady part: mowing on schedule, trimming around trunks and posts, edging where the drive meets the grass. Woodland lots are fussy work, all shade lines and root flare and narrow gates, and doing them well takes patience. The reward is a lawn that looks open and kept under all that canopy.