The light in Nobleboro goes long and gold across Damariscotta Lake around seven on a July evening, and that is when a freshly cut lawn looks its best — stripes still standing, edges crisp, the mower cooling on the trailer. Sunset Knoll Landscaping works toward that hour: weekly mowing, trimming around stone and post, edging along walks and drive. Spring means clearing the winter's litter and grit off the grass; autumn means staying ahead of the leaves. Mulch goes in where beds need holding, and the lines get cut clean enough to read from the road. A yard ought to look like the end of a good day.