Seabrook Farms lies flat across Cumberland County, fields running to the horizon on ground that has been growing something for a very long time. Lawn care out here is honest work with a visible result — mowing on a weekly beat, trimming around posts and porch steps, edging the drives and walks, and clearing the cuttings before the wind carries them two properties over. Getting the cut height right is half the craft, so the turf can hold through a South Jersey July without burning. The other half is the border: a clean line where grass stops and gravel begins. In all that open space, a kept yard reads like a small deliberate act.