In June, New Buffalo runs on evening light — the sun going down over the water and the whole town turned gold for an hour, all the way up the Galien River to the marina. Dejavu Landscaping keeps lawns that live in that light: mowed in clean alternating bands, edges cut true along the walk, clippings gone before the porch chairs fill. Sandy lake soil grows grass its own way here, thirsty by late July and quick after a rain, and the mowing schedule follows how it actually behaves. Trimming around fences, mailboxes and beach-house steps is the small work that decides whether a yard looks finished or almost. Spring opens the season with a cleanup and autumn closes it the same way, and in between the lawn simply looks tended every single week.