Around Mount Bethel the lawns lie in big soft shapes under old oaks, half sun and half shade, which makes an even cut a genuine accomplishment. Parker Landscape Design mows those Warren properties on a weekly rhythm through the green months, trimming close around trunk and stone, edging beds until the curves read clean from the road. June is the peak of it, growth outrunning everything, the mower's pattern the only thing holding order. When the ridge goes white the equipment changes and the work becomes plowing, clearing walks, and salting the north-facing bends where ice sets up first. One address, two entirely different seasons of work.