Late June on Robinhood Cove, the tide goes out and leaves the mudflats shining, and up the bank someone's grass is waiting to be cut. Natural Roots works those Georgetown yards where lawn gives way to rugosa and granite — mowing, trimming around the outcrops, and building soil in ground that spends half the year under salt wind. The work is patient by necessity here; you learn which corners dry first and which stay soft until July. Nothing looks better than a well-kept lawn running down to a stone wall with the cove behind it. Lawn care across Georgetown and the neighboring midcoast towns.