North of the Merritt, Greenwich goes quiet and green: stone walls running off into the trees, long lawns opening between them, mid-morning light coming down through oak leaves onto grass that is still holding dew. Westchester County Landscaping Company works that grass — mowing, trimming, edging, the ordinary weekly return that keeps a lawn even and unfussy. There is real pride in a straight border laid along a wall that was stacked long before anyone owned a mower, and in the way a fresh cut reads from the road at the end of a shaded drive. The crew covers Greenwich and the towns around it, on both sides of the line the name points to. Simple lawn work, done on the day it is meant to be done, and the place looks like someone is paying attention.