Lakewood still carries the shape of its grand-estate years — long lawns, old plantings, and at Georgian Court the sunken garden and lagoon a Gilded Age fortune left behind. Estate Lawn Management works in that spirit at ordinary scale: mowing in straight, deliberate passes, edging beds and walks to a clean line, trimming so nothing crowds a foundation or a fence rail. Stripes across an open lawn, a border cut sharp where mulch meets turf, everything blown off the hardscape — old-fashioned pleasures that still read from the street. Spring and fall cleanups clear the ground so the rest of the work can show. Grass in this town grows on sand and sun, and it repays anyone who tends it on a schedule.