Bergenfield keeps its old trees, and every October they hand the whole town back to the ground — oak and maple and sycamore, ankle-deep along New Bridge Road and every side street running off it. BNB Landscapers spends that stretch of the year with leaf removal on a loop, curb line to curb line, because a yard buried for three weeks comes up thin in April. The rest of the year it is mowing, edging, trimming, and mulch where the beds want it. A cleanup runs in early spring too, when the winter's litter of twigs has to go before anyone's first cut. A raked lawn in November has a plainness to it that lands close to beautiful — the shape of the yard, visible again at last.