By late October the reeds along Georgica Pond have gone copper, and the lawns give one last flush of green before they lie down for the year. Richard Sperber Landscaping works East Hampton straight through that turn — mowing and edging while the grass still runs, then the fall cleanups, then the plow. Winter arrives here off the water and refuses to be predicted a week out, so the answer is simply to be out in it: drives opened, paths cleared, salt and sand where the freeze takes hold. There is real pride in a property that looks tended in every month, including the ones when nobody is watching. Come April, the lawn remembers.