Red-tails ride the updrafts over the woods north of Bloomingdale, and from that height every lawn in the borough is a small bright clearing in a great deal of green. RedHawk NJ Landscaping keeps those clearings — mowing through the long humid stretch of summer, edging the beds and drives, trimming the borders where yard gives way to forest. Where the tree line presses in, the boundary between kept and wild has to be drawn on purpose, and drawing it is the pleasure of the job. A lawn cut true against the woods looks like an argument settled kindly. That is what this outfit leaves behind on a Bloomingdale street.