In Marstons Mills the cranberry bogs go from bare sand to a low green flood before June is out, and the lawns along Mill Pond wake on the same schedule. Bee Green Landscaping works that corner of Barnstable Town, cutting grass on ground that drains fast and greens quickly once the rain finds it. A mowing line held straight along a bog road, a clean edge where turf meets gravel, clover left where the bees want it — small things, done on purpose. The routine runs to mowing, edging, string trimming, mulch and bed work, with the spring and fall cleanups that bracket a Cape summer. By the time the pond water warms, the yards it tends are ready for screen doors and bare feet.