Gray's older homes carry the kind of yards that reward planting — deep borders, a little shade, room for something to spread. Wild Nectar Landscaping tends those: mowing and trimming to keep the frame clean, then bed work, mulch, and plantings chosen to keep something in flower from the first warm week to the last. Early morning in June the grass is still wet and the bees are already working the borders. A lawn kept sharp around a bed that is genuinely alive is the best version of a Maine yard. Lawn care and planting in Gray and the neighboring towns.