Coventry runs long and westward, from the mill villages along the Pawtuxet's south branch out to the stone-walled woods and the wide gray shine of Johnson's Pond — ground that asks a landscaper to think in both hardscape and hillside. Doug Greenwood Landscaping Co. works that whole grain of the town: gardens drawn and planted, patios and walls set true, sod laid down, irrigation and lighting run in, and lawns kept close through the mowing months with aeration, overseeding, and weed and insect control. There is real pleasure in the finish work — the crisp mulch edge cut along a bed in April, leaves and cutbacks cleared in the low amber light of a November afternoon, gutters emptied and the irrigation blown out before the first hard freeze. And when winter comes down over Route 117 and the old village streets, there is plowing to do, driveways opened while the pond is still dark. What they leave behind is a property that holds its season honestly, residential or commercial, all across Rhode Island.