Two miles off, the Delaware & Raritan towpath runs beside the Millstone, and by early April the whole corridor smells like wet earth and cut grass again. Owen's Landscaping takes its cue from that turn: first mow, edges reopened along walks, the winter's litter carried off the beds. Through summer it is the weekly rhythm — mowing, trimming, edging, cleanups — kept close enough together that the lawn never has a bad week. When the season flips, the trucks flip with it, into plowing, shoveled paths and salt on the walks. There is real satisfaction in a yard that looks finished from the sidewalk and finished again from the back door.