July in Arundel smells like hot hayfield and the cool of the Kennebunk River under the trees, and every green thing is trying to grow twice as fast as it ought to. Bouchers Landscaping keeps pace — weekly mowing, trimming around posts and plantings, mulch laid into the beds, shrubs held to their shape, and full cleanups when spring opens and when fall closes. Properties here run from tight village lots to acres of open field edge, and each one gets cut to what it actually is. Near the end of a job the mower shuts off, the river comes back into earshot, and the lines are lying straight across the yard. That's the part worth doing well.