A borough like Paramus asks two entirely different things of the same patch of ground, six months apart. Through the green half of the year T. Winters Corporation is on the mowers — cutting, edging, trimming, the cleanups that open and close the growing season. Through the cold half it is plowing driveways off Ridgewood Avenue and the streets that run from it, clearing walks, putting salt down where the ice forms first. The properties never change; only the machines do. Keeping the same ground cared for all the way around the calendar is its own particular pride.