From June onward, Sunday mornings fill the Brighton High School lot with the farmers market — tomatoes, cut flowers, dogs, and half the town standing around talking. JB Landscaping is usually finished with the early yards by then, mower loaded, another set of Brighton lawns squared away before the day heats up. The routine is unglamorous and it works: cut, trim, edge, clear, repeat on the week. A lawn treated that way stops needing rescue and simply stays right, which is the quietest kind of good result. Brighton streets full of yards like that are no accident.