West Hudson Park turns first — the oaks go bronze, the light drops low across the lawns, and every yard in the neighborhood suddenly has more leaves than grass. Copacabana Landscaping meets that turn head on, raking and hauling until the turf can breathe again and the beds are cut clean for the cold. Then the weather changes hands, and the same trucks go out with plows and salt to open driveways, cut walks down to the concrete and keep steps from turning slick. Come April the mower comes back, and with it the edges, the trimming, the long even stripes that make a modest lot look cared for from the street. A town of small properties rewards that kind of attention, because on these blocks every yard is in plain view of the neighbors.