Mid-morning in June, the light over World's End falls through the tree-lined ridges in long bars, and half of Hingham is outside in it. Hagerty Landscaping spends those hours on mowing and trimming, on the edges along walks and beds, on mulch laid dark around a foundation planting. Grass here comes on fast in the sea-damp mornings and wants a steady hand rather than a heroic one. The payoff is small and repeatable — a yard that reads as composed from the road, week after week, without the owner ever having to think about it. Spring and fall cleanups bracket the season, and the middle is simply kept.