A lawn is really a set of lines — where grass stops and bed begins, where the walk cuts through, where one yard meets the next. Redefine Landscaping treats those lines as the job: mowing, edging, trimming, and the seasonal cleanups that give a yard its shape back after winter or before it. Down along the Outer Harbor the wild grasses lean whichever way the lake tells them, which is a fine thing out there and a mess inside a fence. Order, in a front yard, is the pleasure. The last pass of the day is the one that draws the edge and makes the whole thing read.