By the Fourth of July the crape myrtle is out, the hydrangeas have gone their strange blue in the sandy soil, and the island runs on a changeover clock — cars out Saturday morning, cars in Saturday afternoon. Wildwood landscaping LLC works around that clock, mowing between turnovers, edging the walks so the first thing anyone sees is a clean line, trimming back whatever has crowded a gate or a porch rail. Summer heat and salt wind push a lawn hard here, so the visits stay regular and the cut stays generous. Cleanups open the season in spring and close it once the streets empty out. It is ordinary work, and it is what makes a block of Wildwood look loved.