Below Bridgeton the Cohansey turns tidal, bending through marsh grass toward Greenwich and the bay, and the wind that comes up that channel in late November has nothing at all to slow it. Vazquez Landscaping works both ends of that year — cutting and trimming, bed and mulch work, borders held tight to the pavement while things are still growing, then plowing, shoveling and treating the ice once the cold settles in for good. Storms track up from the south here and can turn over to rain by daylight, which makes clearing early the whole game. There's a particular quiet to a driveway scraped down to blacktop with the streetlights still burning. In the green months it's the same instinct, aimed at grass that stays even and edges that stay put.