At dusk the light off Bonny Eagle Pond comes low through the pines, and a well-kept lawn takes that light the way a still surface does. Landscape work in Buxton is partly upkeep and partly composition — mowing lines that follow the land, trimming that leaves a soft edge at the beds, borders drawn where they belong. Through summer that means a steady cut and clean detail work; through spring and fall it means the cleanups that let a property read clearly again. The ground here holds pine, granite and old pasture, and the aim is a lawn at ease among all of it. Buxton and the lake and river towns nearby.