South Street looks straight down the harbor, and in April the water goes that pale hammered silver that means the season has turned. Dodds & Eder Landscaping takes the cue — first cuts, beds turned and mulched, pruning finished before the leaves come on, plantings set while the ground is still cool and forgiving. Wind off West Harbor is honest about what will thrive and what will not, and the yards that do well here are tended with that in mind. There is a plain pleasure in standing at the curb afterward, everything trimmed to the line and the mulch dark against new green. For a few weeks the village smells like rain and cut grass at the same time.