Spring in Magnolia shows up all at once: forsythia along the alley fences, a week of rain, and then grass that seems to have grown overnight. Jimni Kricket takes it from there, with mowing on a steady cycle, edging, trimming around posts and hydrants, fresh mulch, and a full clear-out when the season starts and when it ends. Camden County's sandy loam drains fast, which means the mowers can get back on a lawn the morning after a soaking. There is something plainly satisfying about a small borough yard finished right, the stripes straight, the border crisp, the walk swept. Then it is on to the next one before the day gets hot.