September light comes in low and sidelong across Sussex, and it finds every line in a lawn — the true ones and the wandering ones both. Vigiletti Precision Landscapes LLC works for that light: stripes laid parallel, corners turned square, a hard edge cut where grass meets drive so the boundary reads from the street. The routine is mowing, edging and trimming on a set schedule, with cleanups in spring and again once the last leaf is down. This end of the county is all curves — stone walls, old fence lines, driveways that bend around ledge — so geometry has to be earned rather than assumed. A finished yard here has a kind of quiet snap to it, and that is exactly what it is for.