Bayonne is laid out in straight lines — numbered streets marching north, avenues running the length of the peninsula — and a lawn looks its best when it agrees with them. Hudson Lawn Enforcement takes the edges seriously: the border along the sidewalk, the curve at the driveway apron, the strip beside the front steps that most mowers cannot reach. Cutting comes first, then trimming, then the sweep that leaves the concrete bare again. What you get is a front yard that looks deliberate rather than merely mowed. In a city this tightly built, that crisp line is the whole difference.