East Windsor is flat, sandy river-bottom country — the ground that grew shade tobacco, still stitched here and there with white netting out toward Broad Brook. That soil drains in a hurry, which means lawns green up early here and go thirsty by the middle of July. CJN Landscaping & Lawncare works with what the land gives: regular mowing, borders kept trimmed, beds cleaned out in spring and cleared again once the maples along the Scantic drop their load. On a still evening at Warehouse Point, with the Connecticut River turning silver behind the trees, a freshly cut yard is about as good as a day's work ever looks. The rest is showing up on time, every week.