East of town the trails at the Tenafly Nature Center run down through hemlock to Pfister's Pond, and by late October the whole borough is doing what those woods do — letting go, all at once, in a week. Waterfall Landscaping Inc meets that with rakes and blowers, hauling leaf fall off lawns and out of bed corners until the turf can see daylight for its last few weeks of growth. Through the green season before it, they keep the weekly cut going, the trimming around posts and stone, the tidy border where mulch stops and grass begins. Then the temperature drops and the same attention goes to plowing: driveways opened, walkways shoveled, the front steps cleared down to their edges. Spring finds them back with mowers and cleanup carts, reopening the beds. One property, watched all the way around the calendar.