The deep old yards off Washington Street sit under canopy, and shade grass is its own puzzle — thin, slow, quick to give up beneath a mat of leaves. Fritz's Tree Service tends the ground below those trees: mowing on a schedule that suits dappled light, trimming clean along walks and stone, seeding the bare patches, and clearing leaf drop before it smothers whatever is holding on. A shaded lawn will never look like a ball field, and it is not meant to. What it can look like is tended — open, even, swept, with the afternoon falling across it in pieces. In that part of Red Bank, that is the picture worth chasing.