Late August along the Bashakill, the cattails stand shoulder-high and the herons take their time, and green feels like the natural condition of Sullivan County. Forever Green Landscaping keeps that going on the lawns of Mamakating — mowing on a rhythm, edging where turf meets gravel and stone, hauling off whatever the season sheds. Then the marsh goes to rust and ice, and the same trucks come back with blades on the front to open driveways so a morning can start on time. There is real satisfaction in a yard mowed level and squared at the corners, and just as much in a driveway opened up while the wind is still throwing snow around. Wetland or snowbank, the job is to leave a place looking cared for.