Brightwood's woods stop at a fence line and a lawn begins, and that seam is where design in Westfield really happens. G A Landscape Design & Associates thinks about a yard the way it will look in August — where shade will fall, where a bed should end and turf should start, which edge wants to be a curve. Then comes the keeping of it: mowing to a consistent height, edging the lines that were drawn, trimming and pruning, feeding the grass and clearing the beds when the season turns. Drawing is only half of it; the other half is arriving every week so the drawing stays true. A designed yard nobody tends is just a good idea in the weeds.