Out on the flat river ground near Finderne the wind has nothing to lean against, and it treats a lawn and a parking lot with equal indifference. New Jersey Groundskeeping takes on both: mowing, edging, trimming and cleanups through the green months, then plowing, walk clearing and salting once the Raritan valley locks up. Groundskeeping is a long-game word and it fits — the same properties, visit after visit, kept in shape rather than rescued. A February morning judges the work fairly: is the drive open, is the walk gritted, can everyone get inside. In June the test is simpler and just as public — a straight cut and a clean edge.