Cedar Grove climbs the first Watchung ridge, so half the town's lawns sit on a slope and the other half look up toward the reservoir woods. Morning fog rolls off that water and burns away by nine, leaving grass that grows quickly in the cool, shaded ground beneath old oaks. Smitty's Landscaping & Irrigation mows, trims and edges those yards across the season, keeping terraced strips and steep front banks even, and handling the long leaf work of a town this thickly wooded. Cutting a hillside lawn well is a matter of angle and patience, and the line it leaves is visible from the street below. Cedar Grove notices a tidy yard, and that is a good town to work in.