Early June in North Hopewell smells like cut hay for a solid week, and the farm lanes out toward Felton run between fields that all seem to be growing at once. CT & Sons Lawn Service keeps the yards along them in shape — wide front lawns mown in overlapping passes, the string trimmer taken around every post, stone and mailbox base. York County grass is vigorous in the first half of summer, so cutting on the week keeps it thick instead of shaggy, and the walk is swept clear behind the mower. At the far end of the year the leaves and the final cut close things out, low and tidy for winter. Pulling out of a lane with the lawn flat and even behind you is a small, good thing.