By the third week of October the dogwoods have turned and the big maples start letting go all at once, and Moorestown's lawns disappear under them in an afternoon. Witkowski Outdoor Services works against that clock — leaves cleared before they mat and sour the turf, final mows taken at the right height, edges recut so the beds keep their shape into winter. From the first spring cut onward it is the same weekly discipline: mowing, trimming around trunks and posts, cleanups whenever the yard asks for one. Grass here grows on sandy coastal-plain ground that wakes early and holds on late. Seeing a lawn come out from under all those leaves, striped and edged and breathing again, is the good part.