Bloomington's older streets are canopied — big maples arching over brick, deep front lawns, ornamental beds shaped by somebody's careful hand. AE Landscape Borders Bloomington works to that standard, keeping mow lines square to the walks and the trim tight where turf meets a bed edge. April is the reset: winter debris off the grass, the first cuts a little higher, edges recut so every border reads as a line again. Through summer the routine holds — cut, trim, clear, gone — and in autumn the leaves come off before they sour the lawn beneath them. A defined edge is a small thing that makes a whole yard look intentional.