By September the ditch banks along the township's back roads have gone to goldenrod and chicory, blue and yellow the whole way to the fields, and the light comes in at an angle that shows every edge. Ramsey landscaping works to that light — mowing and trimming, then cutting bed lines by hand so the mulch has a clean shoulder and the lawn has somewhere to stop. Frenchtown's flat, open lots hide nothing; a bed edge either reads as a curve or it reads as a mistake. Late-season cleanups keep those beds honest and the turf clear before the ground closes up for the year. A property that looks intentional in low autumn sun has been kept that way all along.