Summer Saturdays in Milton sound like a ballgame carrying across the fields at Bombardier Park, and the whole town seems to be outdoors at once. JJ's Landscaping spends those days on the mower — weekly cuts, trimmed fencelines, a tidy line where grass meets gravel — the sort of work that makes a yard fit for a folding chair and a long afternoon. Spring and fall bring the cleanups: winter grit raked out in April, leaves gathered and gone before the first hard freeze. Then the calendar flips and the same trucks show up in the dark with a plow on the front, clearing driveways and shoveling walks. Milton keeps moving; the job is making sure the ground underfoot cooperates.