October along Haddon Avenue, and the London planes let go all at once — big, dry, leathery leaves that will smother a lawn if they sit a week. Frank's Lawn Services is out under them, taking what is left of the season's growth, cutting the edges back, and hauling leaves off before the first hard rain. Earlier in the year those same yards get the weekly cut and the trimmed fence lines that keep a small Camden property looking looked-after. Later, when the wind turns and storms track up the coast, the work becomes plowing driveways, shoveling walks and steps, and salting whatever freezes overnight. One address, one set of hands, both ends of the year.