By late March the ground around Von Nieda Park has given up its frost, the ballfield edges go soft, and Camden's yards wake up hungry for a first cut. Hector Landscaping starts the year right there — raking out what winter left behind, opening the beds, taking that first mow a little high so the turf can find itself again. Then the weekly rhythm settles in: mowing, trimming, edging, the walk cleared at the end. Shrubs get shaped, borders kept crisp, and come November the leaves go before they can pack down over the grass. There is a plain pleasure in a lawn that looks intentional from the sidewalk.