There is a morning in April when New Milford wakes up soaked and steaming, the lawns suddenly two inches taller than they were on Friday. Ramble On Rose Landscaping Inc starts the season right there — the first cut, the cleanup that pulls winter's grit out of the beds, the edges reopened along every walk and drive. From then on it is a weekly rhythm across the borough's grid of capes and split-levels, mowing and trimming the small front yards that sit close enough to the Hackensack to hold the damp. By August the passes come out straight and the borders stay crisp. It is a plain kind of pride, and it shows from the sidewalk.