The old oaks in Rochester throw enough shade that grass grows in patches beneath them, and every yard in town becomes a small puzzle of sun and shadow. Green Meadows Lawnscape mows, trims and edges around that, cleans beds and borders in spring and fall, and returns in winter to plow the drives and shovel the walks. Summer mornings along the creek trail are cool and loud with birds — a fine hour to be cutting. Winter mornings are the opposite, silent and dark, and the work gets measured by how early a driveway is open. A yard kept trim in August and cleared in January are two versions of the same care.