Walk the woods toward Wiccopee in September and you keep crossing stone walls that once bounded pasture and now run straight through eighty-year-old trees — the town remembering an older shape of itself. Tree of life landscaping tends the lawns that sit inside those lines, mowing the reclaimed clearings, trimming tight along the fieldstone, edging the beds so the boundary between kept and wild stays a choice rather than an accident. September growth is slower and the cut holds longer, which makes it a good month to get every line right. Spring and fall cleanups take the woodland litter off the turf on either end of the season. Grass, stone and old trees, kept in balance.