Come June the light over Delran stays late, sliding long and low across the backyards between Chester Avenue and the river. JOEY'S LAWN CARE works in that light — mowing in even passes, running the trimmer tight to the fence line, cutting a crisp edge where turf meets sidewalk so the whole yard reads finished. Spring and fall bring the other half of it: beds cleared, mulch laid, leaves gathered before they mat down over the grass. Out at Amico Island the woods are allowed to go wild on purpose; a lawn is the opposite, a small piece of ground somebody decided to keep. Joey's keeps it, week after week, on the day it is expected.