August evenings around Sussex go still near eight o'clock, when the heat finally lets go and the low wet corners of a property start breathing again. Scotts Mosquito spends the daylight on those same yards — mowing, trimming and edging, and keeping the ragged margin where lawn meets damp ground from creeping any further in. Grass grows hard beside water in this county, and the difference between a kept yard and a wild one is often nothing more than a straight line honestly maintained. Cattail swales, drainage ditches, the soft ground behind a shed: all of it gets handled rather than mowed around. Come November the cleanups take the whole property back down to something clean and bare.