On the short blocks of Freehold Borough the yards are modest and the fences sit close, and every gate latch has its own particular trick. Lawn Buddies keeps those small lots looking like somebody thought about them: mowing in tidy passes, trimming around the hydrangeas and the mailbox post, edging the sidewalk seam that runs the length of the street. Saturday afternoons here smell like cut grass and somebody's grill two houses down. In fall the same yards fill with leaves off the street maples, and they get hauled away so the turf can breathe going into winter. Nothing dramatic — just a block where one lawn after another looks tended.