The grape rows above Hanover run straight to the horizon by June, and the lawns tucked among them want that same discipline. Mowing on a weekly schedule, trimming along posts and fences, edging where turf meets stone, and a clean blow-off at the end — that is the routine that makes a property look intentional. Spring cleanup clears the winter's litter, and fall cleanup takes down the leaves before the lake weather turns serious. Shrubs and beds are shaped so a house sits comfortably in its own ground. In grape country, tidy rows are practically the local language.