By mid-July, Mashpee Neck Road is a green corridor — privet and bayberry closing in, heat shimmering off the asphalt, the salt air arriving from somewhere just past the last row of houses. The Greener Side Landscaping keeps the lawns behind those hedges cut and shaped: regular mowing, trimming, edging along drives and beds, and cleanups when spring and fall come around. A lawn out here can go from lush to scorched in ten days, so the schedule matters more than any single heroic afternoon. The best sign of a job done is how little there is to see — no scalped turf, no stray clippings, just a level green. Summer is short on the Cape; the yard should look right for all of it.