Corky Row keeps its lawns in strips — a dooryard, a border by the steps, a green ribbon between the driveway and the fence. Gaspar's Landscaping treats those small spaces seriously, mowing them level, trimming the corners a mower can't reach, edging so the concrete stays clean. Twice a year the cleanups come through, one to sweep out what the cold months left and one to take the leaves before they mat down. In a city built this close together, a well-kept yard is something you give the neighbors as much as yourself. That's the pleasure in it — the whole block reads better for one tidy patch.