Sussex borough is small enough to walk end to end before your coffee cools, and the yards tucked behind Main Street are narrow, shaded and full of opinions. Love your Landscape takes them one at a time — mowing the short runs, trimming around fence posts and porch steps, cutting a crisp edge along the walk where the turf keeps trying to climb the concrete. Old maples over these streets mean dappled grass and, by late October, a great deal of raking. Small lawns reward attention the way big ones never can: every square foot is visible from the sidewalk, so every square foot gets done. Neighbors notice, and that is the point of the whole thing.