Late August in Gillette is heavy and still, and the hedges have put on every inch of growth they mean to. Kingreens lawn and shrub care spends that stretch on the hand work — shrub and hedge pruning, shaping evergreens, lawn mowing and trimming, feeding and treating turf that has come through the heat. A shrub cut with a plan looks better six months on than it does the same afternoon, which is the part of the trade worth learning. Turf takes the same long view: a fed lawn thickens, crowds out what shouldn't be there, and needs less arguing with. By the time the maples turn along the Passaic bottomland, everything has been set up to rest well.