The lots in this village are small and old, framed by hedges and shaded by trees that stood tall before the driveways were paved. Salvatore Imbriano Landscaping mows and maintains them — tight, careful cuts on modest yards, trimming close along fences and stone walls, edging the front walk, and clearing the grounds when spring opens and when the leaves come down. Working small ground is its own skill; there is no room to be careless and every line shows from the sidewalk. On a June evening with the light going long and low, a finished lawn on one of these blocks looks like a room that has just been swept. Salt hangs in the air here, and the grass grows anyway.