In Essex the lawns don't so much end as hand off — mown green to marsh grass, then gold spartina running out toward the tide creeks and Hog Island. Farm Creek Landscaping keeps that first part sharp: weekly mowing, trimming around fence posts and clamshell drives, edges cut clean where turf meets the walk. Spring cleanup pulls off what winter tossed up the yard; fall cleanup takes the leaves before the wet sets in. On a July afternoon out toward Conomo Point, tide coming in and the mower just shut off, a finished lawn smells like the middle of summer. That is the job, and it is a good one to have.