A June evening on Danville's brick side streets is porch weather — low sun, long shadows, somebody's sprinkler ticking away. Libby's Landscaping works toward that hour: beds edged clean, mulch dark and even, grass held at a height that catches the light. Front-yard plantings in a town like this are for the neighbors as much as the owner. Weekly mowing and trimming keep the whole arrangement honest, since a good bed inside a rough lawn never quite reads. Together they make a house look like somebody is home and glad of it.