The feeder canal runs along the river on the northern edge of Trenton, and on a cool morning the towpath fogs over so thickly that the far bank disappears. MG&JLandscaping starts days like that, the first mower of the morning cutting a dark line through wet grass, the yard steaming a little as the sun finds it. Their season is built on consistency: mowing on rhythm, edges cut along walks and drives, trimming worked into every corner a deck cannot reach. Spring means beds opened and mulched; autumn means leaves off the turf and hauled away before the rains set in. A lawn kept this way never has a bad week, just a long run of even, unremarkable green, which is exactly what people want from their yard.