In February the wind comes straight up Narragansett Bay and lays a hard white seam along Hope Street, and somewhere before the streetlights blink off, a plow is already opening Bristol's driveways down to bare pavement. Come May the work turns green and long — mowing week after week on the peninsula, a lawn out toward Poppasquash taking its stripes, every edge trimmed clean where the grass meets an old stone wall. Cordeiro's Landscaping handles lawn care and snow removal here in Bristol and the East Bay towns nearby, on a strip of land where salt air, sun, and storm each get their turn at the grass. The pleasure of it is plain: a yard that holds its shape from thaw to first flurries, and a driveway a neighbor can back out of at six in the morning without thinking twice about it.