The borough takes half its name from the old Florham estate, and something of that formality lingers in the way lawns are kept here — broad, level, held to a line. Gerry Frasso Landscaping works in that grain, mowing to an even height, edging the drives and walks, trimming close along beds and walls, and taking the season's cuttings and leaves away. June is when the effort shows plainest: deep color end to end, mower stripes running square to the house, borders sharp enough to draw with a ruler. Properties in Florham Park tend to run generous and open, which means there is nowhere for a sloppy pass to hide. Getting it right on ground like this is its own quiet reward.