Out past Essex Woods the Penjajawoc marsh fills with birds in late May, and every lawn on that side of Bangor wakes up hungry for a first cut. B & N Mowing works those weeks steadily — mowing, trimming around posts and fence lines, edging the walks, and hauling off the debris that piles up in a Maine yard at either end of the season. Grass here grows in bursts between rains, so the calendar bends toward the weather instead of the other way around. A finished yard ought to look like nobody had to fight for it. Getting it there is the good part of the day.