At six in the morning the water at Mirror Lake lies flat enough to make a second Norfolk out of the treeline, and every lawn in town is soaked through with dew. Nirvana Landscape begins the day right about then — mowing once the wet burns off, trimming the awkward ground around posts and hydrants, edging so a driveway keeps its shape, mulching beds that go dark and even after rain. A property that is simply kept has a calm to it: nothing overgrown, nothing scalped, no corner quietly forgotten. Cleanups mark either end of the year, one clearing the way in and one closing it out. The rest is patience, once a week, right through the season.