Plainfield is one of the rare towns where the old Route 66 alignment meets the Lincoln Highway, two roads that once carried the whole country past a crossroads in the corn. Driven Landscapes keeps a road of its own going — a route of properties mowed, trimmed, edged and cleared, week after week, in order. Beds get shaped and mulched, borders get held, and the hard surfaces get blown down so the finish reads from the curb. Mileage is the honest measure here: the yards that look right are the ones somebody keeps coming back to. Plainfield and the towns strung along the highways nearby.