After her divorce, Hayley channels her heartbreak into creating a perfect lawn, a symbol of her fresh start. But her entitled neighbor, Sabrina, repeatedly drives over it, treating it like a shortcut. What starts as a petty dispute escalates into a fierce, funny battle for boundaries and self-worth.
Hayley tries civility—planting roses, placing decorative rocks—but Sabrina ignores her. Frustrated, Hayley lays chicken wire under the soil, popping Sabrina’s tire. When Sabrina retaliates with a lawyer’s letter, Hayley counters with a land survey proving her property rights and a paper trail of Sabrina’s trespassing. The claim is dropped, but Sabrina persists.
Finally, Hayley installs a motion-activated sprinkler. When Sabrina drives over the lawn, it drenches her and her SUV. Defeated, Sabrina stops. Her husband, Seth, offers a peace plant, and Hayley’s lawn blooms again—a testament to her resilience and reclaimed peace.
