East of town the Pine Barrens begin in earnest — pitch pine, scrub oak, bayberry, sand roads running off into the Winslow woods until the map gives up. Druidic Native Landscaping takes its cues from that country, keeping lawns mowed and edged and beds mulched in a way that sits easily beside it. Mowing, trimming, hedge work and seasonal cleanups run from the first warm week of the year to the last stubborn leaf. Then the plow goes on and the winter half begins: driveways cleared, walkways opened, salt where the ice keeps returning. A yard that looks like it belongs to South Jersey is an easier yard to love in any month.