Sharon sits where Wisconsin runs out — a rail-line village on the Illinois border, ringed by fields that reach the horizon in every direction. Out here the seasons arrive without cover: wind pushes snow across the section roads in January, and by June the same wind is combing the corn. J & L 4 Seasons is named for exactly this, plowing and shoveling the village drives when the drifts build, then mowing and trimming through the growing months while heat shimmers over the flat land. Open country means real weather, and real weather means the work is never theoretical. Whatever the calendar says, there is a Sharon yard or driveway being put right.