The town is named for the old courthouse standing at its middle, and the blocks around it still hold their brick, their deep shade and their heavy old trees. Court House Pro Lawns mows those yards, and the newer ones spreading out past them, through the long green weeks of a Cape May County May. Grass under big trees is a patience job — thin turf, hungry roots, shade sliding across the yard all afternoon — and the payoff is a mow that comes out even regardless. Trimming closes the line at the fence and along the foundation, and the cleanup leaves nothing behind but the smell of cut grass. Fall arrives with leaves, and plenty of them, and those get carried off too. The goal never changes: a yard that shows somebody is paying attention.