Around the courthouse green in Newton the town keeps a certain formality — old brick, clipped grass, straight walks — and it sets a standard the surrounding streets tend to follow. Art of Landscaping takes that seriously: mowing in patterns that read well from the porch, edging the concrete until the line is exact, trimming close where the deck cannot reach. July asks for the cut to come weekly, sometimes sooner, because a Kittatinny Valley lawn with rain behind it will run away from you. Spring and fall bring the cleanups, winter debris out and leaves out. The result is plain and lovely: a lawn that looks intentional.