A clean edge is the whole argument. Richters Beautification spends its late-summer afternoons in Shelby Township making them — mowing first, then trimming, then walking the line where turf meets sidewalk and concrete and bed until the border is one crisp cut. Everything else about a yard reads better once that line exists; the same grass looks deliberate instead of accidental. The frame of the year is cleanups, spring and fall, with weeks of mowing and trimming stacked steadily between them. It is small work done carefully, and the whole street can tell.