There is an old Friends meeting house on Evesham's main street, plain and square, and something of that plainness suits the work. Homegrown Landscaping shows up and does what the day needs: grass cut on its week, fence lines trimmed, beds mulched, walks edged clean, and cleanups when the season turns at either end. In winter the trucks carry plows and salt instead, opening driveways and walks after a storm so nobody has to dig their way out to the road. Early March is the hinge — bare ground one week, the mower running the next, the township turning green in a matter of days. Same houses, same crew, whatever the sky is doing.