Sandown still keeps its 1774 meeting house and its little depot at the end of the old line, and the town remains a matter of grass, gravel and white clapboard. Granite State Tree & Landscaping tends the lawns around houses like those: mowing week by week, trimming tight to fence posts and foundations, edging beds so the mulch stays where it was put. May is the finest month for it — the turf comes up thick, the early cuts are heavy going, and a yard looks transformed the moment the engine shuts off. Autumn means getting leaves off the grass before they mat and smother it, and opening the beds up ahead of winter. Sandown work, mostly, with the neighboring towns near enough to reach easily.