Out past the reservoir road the woods do their own arranging — ferns under hemlock, stone where the water put it, nothing in a straight line. Nature's Design Landscaping borrows that logic and brings it into Bradford yards: beds shaped to the slope, plantings placed where the light actually falls, mulch clean around every edge. The maintenance underneath is plain and constant — mowing, trimming, edging, weeding, and the clearing at both ends of the season. September is the payoff month, when the borders are full and the lawn holds its color while the hills begin to turn. A yard ought to look like it belongs where it is.