South of Jasper the road drops into marble country, where the ground under Tate and Marble Hill is stone pale enough to glow after a rain. Delbridge landscaping and more keeps the lawns of that valley cut, edged and trimmed, from the first hard flush of April growth to the slow weeks when the ridges turn cold and the grass finally rests. Yards here bend around old stone, old drives and old oaks, and a mowing line looks best when it follows the land instead of arguing with it. The good moment comes on the last pass, when the rows run true and the walk is blown clean of every green fleck. It is small work, repeated faithfully, and it is what makes a place look tended.