Out toward Ludingtonville the stone walls still run through the trees where fields used to be, and the lawns that took the fields' place remember their shape. Landscaping, of Kent, mows, trims and tidies those yards across the long green stretch from May to October. Late August is the honest test — heat, dry patches, a sudden burst of growth after every thunderstorm off the ridge — and a lawn kept even through that says more than an easy spring one ever could. The name on the truck is plain and the work is its own description. What Kent gets back is grass cut clean to its edges and a yard that looks finished when the light turns gold.