Haddon Avenue takes snow beautifully — a white seam along every awning, the streetlights gone soft, the whole avenue holding still until morning, when it has to be a working street again. Even Steven's Landscape Management is the reason it can be: plowing the drives and lots, cutting walks down to concrete, salting the shaded stretches where ice likes to sit. Come June the same route smells like cut grass instead of cold, and the trucks carry mowers rather than blades. Collingswood's yards are small and closely watched, so an even cut and a true edge get noticed from every porch on the block. Winter or summer, the standard is the same: leave it looking deliberate.