Some June mornings the fog pools in the hollows below the ridge and North Caldwell floats above it for an hour, and that is a fine hour to be cutting grass. Scott Hild Landscaping works the borough's long lots on a weekly turn — mowing, trimming along fences and foundations, edging the drive until the border is a single clean stroke, blowing every walk down before leaving. Beds are weeded and mulched, the spring cleanup clears what winter left behind, and the fall cleanup takes the leaves the oaks send down for a solid month. Wooded ground and rolling lawn make for slow passes and a finish worth looking back at. The reward is pulling away from a property and seeing it look settled.