The name is a wink at a pair of shears, and the work under it is exact. In October the yards around Cape May Court House go copper and gold at the edges while the holly and cedar stay dark green, and that contrast is a good reason to sharpen everything up. Edward scissor hand's landscaping mows, trims and clears through it — the last cuts of the season, leaves raked out of the corners, the line redrawn where lawn meets bed. A yard finished that way holds its shape all the way to the first frost. The rounds cover Cape May Court House and the Middle Township roads around it, house by house, at whatever hour the weather allows.