Kirkwood Lake sits at the borough's western hem, and its water tells you which season the yards are in — mirror-still and rimmed with ice in January, ringed with new green by the end of April. Alvarez Landscaping care keeps time with both halves of that year. Summer is mowing and trimming on a steady route, with the edge cut where lawn meets concrete; winter is a blade, a shovel and a bag of ice melt, opening drives and walks while the streetlights are still on. Sandy South Jersey ground drains fast and comes back quickly after rain, which makes a well-kept lawn here mostly a matter of showing up on schedule. Two trades, one town, all twelve months.