By mid-November the hedgerows out toward the Pequannock line have gone bare, and every lawn in the borough is wearing somebody else's leaves. findlay landscaping spends those short afternoons clearing them away, taking the grass down one last time, tidying the beds so a yard heads into winter with nothing left hanging. Earlier in the year the same work runs the other direction, the spring rake-out, the weekly mow, trimming, edging, fresh mulch laid around the shrubs. There is something quietly satisfying about the final cleanup of a season, when a place is genuinely finished rather than merely tended. Then April comes and the whole round begins again.