Barefoot Farms Landscaping keeps the grass of Baldwin, Maine, that quiet spread of woodlots and old farm fields where the Saco River bends its way down toward Sebago. Summers run short and green out here in the western corner of Cumberland County, so every mowing week counts, and a tended yard reads like a small clearing of order set against all that surrounding forest. There is real satisfaction in the work of it — the even stripes laid across a hillside lot, the crisp line trimmed along a fence and a mailbox post, the smell of cut grass rising in the long afternoon light. When autumn loosens the maples, they gather the fallen leaves and hand the lawn back to winter clean. It is plain, honest upkeep, and it leaves this stretch of Maine looking cared for.