The lots off Throckmorton and the borough's side streets are narrow and deep, laid out back when a town was something you walked across. Brothers Landscaping mows those yards the way they have to be mowed — in short passes, by hand around the fence lines, easing past the porch steps and the plantings someone's grandmother put in. It is close work, and the reward is a small rectangle of grass that looks deliberate instead of merely cut. Trimming and edging matter more here than anywhere, because in a tight yard the borders are most of what the eye sees. Freehold Borough rewards that kind of attention; block after block, the good lawns stand out immediately.