Early morning at the Celery Farm, herons stand in the shallows and the brook slides along under a lid of mist — then Allendale wakes up and the town turns green and orderly again. Borst Landscape & Design works those streets, shaping the lawns and beds that sit between the preserve and the Franklin Turnpike, with mowing, edging and trimming done to a line that holds all season. Design thinking shows up in small ways here: how a border meets a walk, how a lawn frames an old shade tree, how the whole yard settles into a Bergen County lot without fighting it. Winter asks for the other half of the trade — driveways plowed, walks shoveled, ice knocked down before anybody has to guess at the footing. It is satisfying work, and the proof is visible from the street twelve months a year.