Oaks hold their leaves stubbornly around here, letting go in November when everything else has long finished, sometimes dropping them straight into snow. Oak Hill works right through that overlap — fall cleanups that run late, the final mowing of the year, then the blade goes on the truck for plowing drives, clearing walks, treating ice. By April it all turns back around: cleanup, mulch, edges recut, and the weekly mowing set going again. Hamburg asks for both halves, and a property kept in hand through one is far easier to hold onto in the next.