There is a week each November on the town-line roads south of Lancaster when the last mow and the first flakes overlap, and the grass is still green under a dusting at seven in the morning. WNY Lawn & Landscape works right through that overlap — finishing cuts and cleanups one day, dropping the plow the next, then opening drives and salting walks all the way to March. Summer out that way means long mowing runs, trimming along the fence wire, edges kept true where lawn meets gravel. Winter means headlights, an empty road and the low scrape of steel until the pavement shows. The place asks for both, and both get done properly.