In June the mountain laurel opens along the back roads of Kent, and every dooryard in town seems to be trying to keep pace with it. Work And Money Garden Design tends the lawn side of that ambition — mowing, trimming and the shaping that keeps grass and garden from arguing along their shared border. A planting bed reads better with a clean line beside it; a lawn reads better for having somewhere to end. Evenings here run long and green, the sort of light that exposes every missed edge and rewards every caught one. What Kent gets is a yard that looks composed rather than merely maintained.