Painters came to Wilton for the light on the ledges and the laurel out at Weir Farm, and that same light still falls across a mown lawn in June. LaurelRock keeps lawns standing in it — mowing on a set rotation, trimming around rock outcrop and old plantings, edging the beds so the line holds all week. The ground out that way is more stone than soil, and the mowing follows the roll of it rather than pretending it is flat. Spring cleanup clears whatever winter dropped; the fall one gets ahead of the leaves before the first soaking rain pins them down. Grass cut well and cut often is the simplest way to make a piece of ground look intentional.