Down in Rowayton the Five Mile River slides out to the Sound past low stone walls that have held their line for generations, and that is the standard Cutn' Edge Landscaping works to. Their hands go from lawn mowing, edging, weeding and mulching to aerating and fresh sod, then straight into masonry — patios and walkways set true, drainage systems and wells cut in so water goes where it should instead of where it wants. Spring and fall cleanups clear the way; pruning and trimming keep shrubs in proportion to the house behind them. New landscape installation, renovation, ongoing maintenance and consultation carry a property from the first sketch to the fiftieth mowing. They range widely, from Norwalk and Darien up through Wilton, Ridgefield and Newtown. The satisfying part is the edge itself: that clean seam between bed and grass, cut sharp and left that way.