A well-kept yard gives something back to the people who live on it — a place to sit out a long June evening, a driveway you can leave from without a second thought. Wagner's Landscaping LLC keeps grass cut and edged through Saint Albans City's green months, when the light coming off Lake Champlain lies late across the brick blocks and the maples around Taylor Park. Then the season turns, the mountains go white on the eastern horizon, and the same work happens in the dark: dooryards and drives opened up before the Rail City is awake. It is plain, physical work, and it shows — a clean line of lawn out to the road in July, bare pavement under a gray February sky, a property that holds its season in Saint Albans City and the Franklin County towns around it.