The Luppatatong runs quiet through Keyport with phragmites leaning over the bank, and by June the lawns on those low blocks grow faster than anyone expects. Angon's Landscaping LLC keeps them in hand with a weekly cut, trimming where a mower can't fit and edging the line where grass meets sidewalk. Creek air holds moisture, which means turf here rewards a schedule and punishes a skipped week. Cleanups in spring and fall clear the winter litter and the autumn drop, so the lawn gets to start fresh twice a year. It's lawn care shaped by the ground it stands on — soft, green and close to the water.