Order is something you keep, not something you achieve — grass grows back, edges soften, the fence line creeps. Lawn and Order shows up against that in Locust Grove on a set rhythm: mow, trim, edge, clear, week in and week out through the long green months. Beds stay clean and mulched, hedges stay off the walls, clippings stay off the concrete. The pleasure is in the return — pulling up to a yard that has drifted and leaving it squared away. Same yard, same day, the drift undone.